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Just out of curiousity I was filling out the application for the Amex BBP and got to the end and it never asked me for an EIN or industry type or anything. Is there something up with that?
@drewricomakeubu wrote:Just out of curiousity I was filling out the application for the Amex BBP and got to the end and it never asked me for an EIN or industry type or anything. Is there something up with that?
perhaps the logged in version is different? esp if you already have your business info supplied through business checking maybe?







































@GZG wrote:
@drewricomakeubu wrote:Just out of curiousity I was filling out the application for the Amex BBP and got to the end and it never asked me for an EIN or industry type or anything. Is there something up with that?
perhaps the logged in version is different? esp if you already have your business info supplied through business checking maybe?
@GZG wrote:
@drewricomakeubu wrote:Just out of curiousity I was filling out the application for the Amex BBP and got to the end and it never asked me for an EIN or industry type or anything. Is there something up with that?
perhaps the logged in version is different? esp if you already have your business info supplied through business checking maybe?
I found it, I was on the movile version and its different. Also under company structure, it doesn't give an option for LLC, I'm assuming it would just be sole prop but It pops with a warning of sorts that LLC and sole prop don't match.
@drewricomakeubu wrote:
@GZG wrote:
I found it, I was on the movile version and its different. Also under company structure, it doesn't give an option for LLC, I'm assuming it would just be sole prop but It pops with a warning of sorts that LLC and sole prop don't match.
https://youtu.be/CbKkgTmjtRM?t=498







































@GZG wrote:
@drewricomakeubu wrote:
@GZG wrote:
I found it, I was on the movile version and its different. Also under company structure, it doesn't give an option for LLC, I'm assuming it would just be sole prop but It pops with a warning of sorts that LLC and sole prop don't match.
https://youtu.be/CbKkgTmjtRM?t=498
I literally had that video pulled up on my phone earlier but couldn't find a quiet place on the bus to listen to it. Everyone in the band wants to listen to loud music. Not like we don't get enough of that as it is. Either way, thanks!