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Business Structures to Avoid for Building Business Credit

July 21, 2009 By Marco Carbajo

Business EntityI get asked this question quite often and thought I would clear the air on what business entity selection is best for building business credit.  This step by far is the most important because it’s the foundation of your business credit.  Not to mention all the other important areas that entity selection affects such as taxes, liability, asset protection and so on.

 

As a business owner, you have four real choices when it comes to business structures for building business credit, and two bad choices:

 

    * C Corporation

    * S Corporation

    * Limited Liability Company

    * Limited Partnership

    * Sole Proprietorship

    * General Partnership

 

You can learn more about your four good choices by listening to my FREE Business Corporations Seminar.

 

CLICK HERE to listen

 

To learn why Sole Proprietorships and General Partnerships are so dangerous to you and your family, read on.

 

A Sole Proprietorship is bad…

 

Have you heard the saying “You get what you pay for?” Well, you normally don’t pay anything to start either a Sole Proprietorship or a General Partnership. Of course you don’t get anything, either. Unless you count the following as valuable business assets:

 

    * Lots of personal liability

    * No protection from your business creditors

    * An increased risk of being audited

    * Problems with valuation for a subsequent sale of the business

 

The reason for this lack of protection is because neither of these structures is considered a separate legal structure. Instead, they are considered personal extensions of you, if you are operating as a Sole Proprietorship, or you and your partners, if you’re operating as a General Partnership.

 

And, because these business types are considered personal extensions of you, you don’t have any protection from them.

 

But a General Partnership is Downright Ugly!

 

It gets even worse if you are operating with a partner as a General Partnership. That’s because not only are you responsible for all debts and agreements you enter into in the name of your business, you’re also on the hook for all of your partner’s actions in the name of your business as well. This can be devastating if your partner is financially irresponsible, and, because either of you can bind the partnership; you have zero protection from your partner.

 

If You Don’t Choose a Good Entity, the Government Will Choose a Bad One for You!

 

If you’ve been doing business up to now without a business structure, both the IRS and your state government have defaulted your business into either a Sole Proprietorship or a General Partnership.

 

And that means you’re exposed.

 

Use a Proper Business Structure – If you want to build business credit and you want to protect yourself from personal liabilities.

 

CLICK HERE to join my business credit community today and discover what cash credit and financing opportunites you can obtain for your business entity. 

 

Remember – There is one thing stronger than all the armies in the world and that’s an idea whose time has come ~ Victor Hugo

 

 

To Your Success!

Marco Carbajo

About the Author

sp_image-435950341-1242740704.pjpegMarco Carbajo is a business credit specialist, author, speaker, and founder of the National Entrepreneur Club.  Click here to visit his blog and signup free to get strategies, resources, and credit building tips with blog updates, news, and more! To start building business credit join his business credit community today and Click Here.

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Business Credit Help that Can Make or Break You

July 12, 2009 By Marco Carbajo

Business Credit Help

 

One of the mistakes that I see business owners make when attempting to build business credit is not paying attention to details. I want to provide you a business credit tip that can help improve your chances of getting approved for loans, credit cards, and  lines of credit for your business.

One small detail like choosing an SIC code in a high risk classification can mean your business being flagged as a high risk with the business credit bureaus. As a result every lender, creditor, or company that pulls your business credit report will see that you’re business is in a high risk classification.

As a result many lenders will automatically decline your application! In addition, Dun & Bradstreet will minimize the credit limit recommendation for your company on your DNB file which lenders take a close look at prior to extending credit to your business.

This short video will give you these high risk categories to stay away from so you can prevent your business from being placed in a high risk classification. If you haven’t selected an SIC code or NAICS code for your entity you will need to prior to setting up your Dun & Bradstreet file.

Don’t let a simple detail like this hurt your chances for obtaining the cash credit and financing your business needs and deserves.

Every business will at one point require an influx of cash in order to cover operating expenses, expansion costs, legal fees, inventory or a range of other items it may require in order to operate. 

Another major benefit for building business credit is you’re ability to have access to capital which provides the leverage you need to purchase additional income producing assets like other businesses, real estate, equipment and so on.

The worst mistake you can make is seeking funding when your business needs it most. Lenders extend cash credit lines to businesses that are not in high risk industries, don’t need the capital and have strong business credit ratings. Start digging your well before your business gets thirsty!

Ready to start building your business credit? Become a member of my Business Credit Insiders Circle and gain access to a proven step by step business credit building system? A system that provides you access to premium vendors, business credit cards, funding sources and lenders that report to all the major business credit bureaus. Submit your name and email below for details and receive a free audio seminar ($597 value) => 

About the Author

Marco Carbajo is a business credit expert, author, speaker, and founder of the Business Credit Insiders Circle. A business credit builder system helping business owners establish business credit with no personal guarantee. He is a weekly columnist for Dun & Bradstreet Small Business Solutions, a business credit blogger for All Business & American Express Small Business and author of “Eight Steps to Ultimate Business Credit” and “How to Build Business Credit with No Personal Guarantee.” His articles and blogs have also been featured in Business Week, The Washington Post, The San Francisco Tribune, Scotsman Guide, Alltop, Entrepreneur Connect, and Active Rain. 

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