Factors that Impact Your Company's Fundability

20. December 2011
The definition of fundable is the capability of being funded or being bankable. Your company’s... [More]

Business Funding Programs

Why Choose an S Corporation Structure for Your Business

19. December 2011
An S Corporation provides the same limited liability to owners as a C Corporation but the main difference is taxation. S Corporations have pass-through taxation whereas a C Corporation has double taxation. [More]

Business Credit Asset, Lender Compliance

How a Bank Determines Your Company’s Creditworthiness

17. December 2011
A business bank account plays an integral role in business operations such as managing financial tra... [More]

Business Credit Asset

Why Choose a C Corporation Structure for Your Business

14. December 2011
One of the more costly and difficult structures to form in terms of regulations and paperwork is the C Corporation. It is an attractive structure because it provides strong liability protection and can exist indefinitely. [More]

Lender Compliance

How to Establish a Business Credit Report that is Creditworthy

13. December 2011
Today, creditors have the ability to conduct a risk assessment instantly by using scoring systems li... [More]

Business Credit Reports

How Creditworthy is Your Business?

8. December 2011
Prior to applying for any type of financing it’s important to assess the creditworthiness of y... [More]

Lender Compliance

Why Choose an LLC Structure for Your Business

7. December 2011
A Limited Liability Company (LLC) structure is growing in popularity among small business owners. It’s a structure that is beneficial from both a tax and asset protection standpoint. [More]

Business Credit Asset, Lender Compliance