Wondering if you can get a business credit card as a freelancer or sole proprietor? This video walks you through what you actually need to qualify—from applying with your legal name to using your SSN instead of an EIN. You'll learn about personal guarantees, how business cards affect your personal credit, and what to expect before you apply. 0:00 – Can I get a business credit card as a freelancer or sole proprietor? 0:18 – Can I get a business credit card if I'm not incorporated? 0:57 – Do I need an EIN, or can I apply with my SSN? 01:26 – Am I personally responsible for my business credit card debt? 01:45 – Will my business credit card affect my personal credit score? 02:16 – Close: Smart tools to track expenses In this video, a freelance content creator shares what she's learned firsthand about accessing business credit as a self-employed business owner. It covers: • Whether you need an LLC or incorporation to qualify for a business card. • How to apply using your legal name and Social Security number. • What an EIN is and why it's optional for sole proprietors. • The reality of personal guarantees and what they mean for your responsibility. • How business credit cards can impact your personal credit score—and how responsible use helps build both. • A look at how expense tracking tools from Intuit help you stay organized. View the video to learn more about business credit cards for freelancers and sole proprietors. No matter the size of your business or what stage you’re at in your journey, QuickBooks gives you the tools and expert resources to run and grow your business with confidence. Explore more to see how QuickBooks empowers business owners like you. And don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more small business tax tips and how-to videos. #Intuit #QuickBooks

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