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Divvy is a money management tool that can help streamline many of your business financial processes. They also claim to help build business credit. Are they the real deal, or is it too good to be true?

Choosing the incorrect NAICS code could end up costing your business and get you labeled as high-risk. This could directly impact your insurance premiums, your financing ability, and even your credit limit recommendations.

Choosing the incorrect SIC codes could end up costing your business and get you labeled as high-risk. During the COVID-19 situation, it’s more important than ever to give your business every opportunity to succeed. Better SIC codes can only help you.

Ohio’s economic environment seems to provide a great market for new businesses. Ohio was second for opportunity share of new business owners.  There is also an affordable cost of living.

But there are very few startup businesses per existing business. Also, the business tax climate is not too conducive to business interests.

Fit Small Business praises Vermont for its #1 quality of life and its #4 labor market. The labor market is a measurement of both the desirability of an area and the number of people with bachelor degrees. Vermont also scores well for the costs of starting a business.

The Arizona Department of Health Services can now waive licensing requirements to provide healthcare officials with assistance in delivering services. The Governor has communicated with the SBA, seeking an Economic Injury Disaster Loan declaration. This will make it possible to get government backed small business loans.

Adding tradelines to your credit reports for your business is a vital first step in growing and maintaining business credit.

Most business owners do not understand how important it is to have a business banking account. It affects not only business credit, but overall fundability as well. There are some good options out there, and we can help you find the best one for your business.

How to Get Your Business Credit Card Off Your Personal Credit Profile If you have a business credit card, you probably think it isn’t affecting your personal credit profile.  While ideally this would absolutely be the case, the fact it, it could be.  There are ways to keep your business debt off your personal credit

Including 3 Surprising Things Other than Tax on Business Credit Card Rewards that May Impact Your Taxes When choosing a credit card, whether personal or business, there are several factors to compare.  Interest rate is probably the one most consumers consider first, followed closely by credit limit, and then rewards.  Throw an annual fee in