Let’s make this super simple, Bestie. EIN (Employer Identification Number) Think of it like your business’s Social Security Number. Used for:✔ Taxes✔ Opening bank accounts✔ Applying for funding✔ Hiring employees✔ Filing paperwork Who issues it: IRS Cost: FREE When you need it: Immediately after forming your business DUNS Number (Business Credit ID) Your business’s credit file identification number. Used for:✔ Building business credit✔ Vendor accounts✔ Applying for business loans✔ Getting approved for Net 30 accounts✔ Working with corporate vendors Who issues it: Dun & Bradstreet Cost: Free (standard) When you need it: Before building vendor credit In Short: EIN = Your business identity DUNS = Your business credit identity You need BOTH to get funded.

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Hey Bestie! I’m so happy you’re here.This community is your go-to space to learn the REAL steps behind structuring your business, getting funded, and running things the right way — without confusion, overwhelm, or gatekeeping. Here’s what you can expect:✨ Simple, clear action steps✨ Weekly guidance✨ Business credit + funding education✨ Merchant service tips✨ Tools to level up your business foundations No fluff. No stress. Just results.Drop a comment below and tell me your business name + what you want to accomplish in the next 30 days 👇