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The document is a welcome guide from KeyBank for new business account holders transitioning from Union State Bank. It outlines the bank's commitment to supporting businesses, details about account transfers, services offered, and changes in terms and conditions effective January 18, 2008. The guide includes information on account types, fees, banking innovations, and customer service resources to ensure a smooth transition.

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What is the point of having a business account?

A business checking account not only manages your day-to-day finances but also positions your business to be eligible for loans and credit lines. Banks often require a business checking account to apply for financing, and having an established relationship can improve your chances of obtaining credit.

What qualifies as a business account?

Eligibility Criteria. To open a business account, you must be a registered business owner with a valid tax identification number. Different banks have different eligibility criteria, so it is important to check with your bank to determine what is required before opening an account.

What do you mean by business account?

A business bank account is a bank account thats used only for business transactions rather than personal finances. It can be opened in the name of the business, allowing payments to be made and received using the businesss name. Business bank accounts operate in a similar manner to personal bank accounts.

Do I need an LLC to open a business account?

No, you cannot open a business bank account with an employer identification number (EIN) only. In addition to an EIN, youll probably need to provide other business paperwork like your business license and formation documents plus personal identification like a drivers license.

What is the best bank account for a small business?

0:39 2:01 You can get one from the IRS even without an LLC sweet. Isnt it of course requirements can varyMoreYou can get one from the IRS even without an LLC sweet. Isnt it of course requirements can vary from bank to bank. So its a good idea to check with them first.

Is an LLC a business bank account?

One of the most important moves after youve formed a limited liability company (LLC) is to open a separate business bank account for your LLC. Having a separate bank account is strongly recommended because a limited liability company is a separate entity from you as an individual.

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