How to Read a Business Credit Report
When you're considering granting credit to new customers, evaluating the reliability of potential suppliers, or analyzing your company's own credit standing, it is a good idea to run a credit report. A typical business credit report provides a snapshot of a company's credit history, including how it pays its bills and manages other financial obligations. Using these reports can help you mitigate risk by identifying warning signs of potential customers' credit problems. They can also help you determine whether your company is an attractive credit prospect for its suppliers.

Your Company's Credit
More than one aspiring filmmaker tells the story of completing a first film project with a little gumption and a maxed-out credit card. Believe it or not, starting a business isn't much different. Small business owners rely on credit, both for getting their businesses off the ground and for keeping them afloat -- though most entrepreneurs will tap more resources than a single piece of plastic.

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