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My apologies. I forgot about the Sole Prop. You have to PG everything as a sole prop. Single Member LLC would really be the way to go if you can work past your hassle.
Unless the LLC has an established business history and file, it won't matter. Any credit granted will still be based on the individual's profile.
No such animal!!! Business credit cards are listed under your EIN and
your personal credit cards are listed under your SS#.
Biz credit card issuers ofteten request (not required) that you personally
back (PG) the business credit card application.
SP use their SS# Biz people use their EIN on biz credit application
@Anonymous wrote:No such animal!!! Business credit cards are listed under your EIN and
your personal credit cards are listed under your SS#.
Biz credit card issuers ofteten request (not required) that you personally
back (PG) the business credit card application.
SP use their SS# Biz people use their EIN on biz credit application
Incorrect.
@Anonymous wrote:No such animal!!! Business credit cards are listed under your EIN and
your personal credit cards are listed under your SS#.
Biz credit card issuers ofteten request (not required) that you personally
back (PG) the business credit card application.
SP use their SS# Biz people use their EIN on biz credit application
I would definitely take a knee and ask questions before you go against the grain here. These folks (myself not included) know their stuff. I came in here with a lot of misinformation too. Put your pride and assumptions aside and you could glean a wealth of knowledge from these folks.
@tlclindac wrote:First thing... SOLE PROP is harder to get credit for
I recommend becoming a LLC (easy to manage like a partnership)
Though old, NOT TRUE. That is internet propaganda, hoping you pay for services that improve paydex. Corporate cards are out of reach for sole p's, but I do not want those.