Differences Between Trading on Credit with a Sole Proprietorship vs. a Registered Company

Created by Amy Sara Price, Modified on Fri, 5 Jul, 2024 at 2:05 PM by Amy Sara Price

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Differences Between Trading on Credit with a Sole Proprietorship vs. a Registered Company

  1. Liability:
    1. Sole Proprietorship: Owner is personally liable for all debts.
    2. Registered Company: Limited liability for owners; personal assets are protected.
  2. Credit Risk:
    1. Sole Proprietorship: Higher risk due to owner's personal creditworthiness.
    2. Registered Company: Risk based on company’s financial health.

Importance of Correct Onboarding

  1. Accurate Credit Assessment:
    1. Thoroughly assess financial health and credit history.
  2. Risk Mitigation:
    1. Identify and mitigate risks early on.
  3. Legal Compliance:
    1. Ensure all documentation is collected and verified.
  4. Relationship Building:
    1. Demonstrates professionalism and builds trust.
  5. Efficient Operations:
    1. Streamlines operations and enhances customer service.
  6. Credit Management:
    1. Helps in monitoring accounts and handling overdue payment.

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