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Chase is offering $400 when you open a new Chase Business Complete Checking® account.
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- Earn $400 when you open a new Chase Business Complete Checking® account. For new Chase business checking customers with qualifying activities.
- Multiple ways to waive the Monthly Service Fee, including maintaining a minimum daily balance or purchases on your Chase Ink® Business credit card.
- Full-service business banking. Convenient access to all your business banking services in one place -- lending, checking, credit card and payment solutions.
- Your choice of payment types. Choose from a full range of options for accepting payments and making deposits that include Zelle®, Online Bill Pay, wire transfers and ACH payments.
- Convenient access to payment processing. Process all major debit and credit cards with QuickAccept®. It's a built-in feature with your Business Complete Checking account.
- Helping you save money. Multiple ways to waive service fees and unlimited digital transactions helps you keep more of your money.
- Full-featured banking online and on-the-go. Manage your business' finances on your terms with the latest online and mobile banking technology.
- Trusted and secure financial partner. We're committed to helping you grow and protect your business.
- Open: Visit a branch or chase.com/business and open a new Chase Business Complete Checking® account. To open a Chase Performance Business Checking® (or Chase Performance Business Checking® with Interest) account or Chase Platinum Business Checking℠ account, please visit a branch. Accounts are subject to approval.
- Fund: Deposit a total of $2,000 or more in new money into your new checking account within 30 days of offer enrollment.
- Maintain: Maintain at least a $2,000 balance for 60 days from the offer enrollment. The new money cannot be funds held by your business at Chase or its affiliates.
- Complete: Complete 5 qualifying transactions within 90 days of offer enrollment. Qualifying transactions are: debit card purchases, accepting credit and debit card payments with QuickAccept®, Chase QuickDeposit℠, ACH (Credits), wires (Credits and Debits), Chase Online℠ Bill Pay. ACH (Debits), Person to Person payments such as Zelle® and online transfers to Chase credit card(s) are not considered qualifying transactions. After you have completed all the above checking requirements, we'll deposit the offer amount in your new account within 15 days. To receive this offer, the enrolled account must not be closed or restricted at the time of payout. Offer is good for one-time use. Employees of JPMorgan Chase Bank, N.A. and our affiliates are not eligible. Chase reserves the right to withdraw this offer at any time without notice. Offers are considered interest and may be reported on IRS Form 1099-INT (or Form 1042-S, if applicable).
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Chase is offering $400 when you open a new Chase Business Complete Checking® account.
Details:
To receive the business checking offer:
Read our review on the Chase Business Complete Banking® account
Slickdeals may be compensated by Chase
Details:
- Earn $400 when you open a new Chase Business Complete Checking® account. For new Chase business checking customers with qualifying activities.
- Multiple ways to waive the Monthly Service Fee, including maintaining a minimum daily balance or purchases on your Chase Ink® Business credit card.
- Full-service business banking. Convenient access to all your business banking services in one place -- lending, checking, credit card and payment solutions.
- Your choice of payment types. Choose from a full range of options for accepting payments and making deposits that include Zelle®, Online Bill Pay, wire transfers and ACH payments.
- Convenient access to payment processing. Process all major debit and credit cards with QuickAccept®. It's a built-in feature with your Business Complete Checking account.
- Helping you save money. Multiple ways to waive service fees and unlimited digital transactions helps you keep more of your money.
- Full-featured banking online and on-the-go. Manage your business' finances on your terms with the latest online and mobile banking technology.
- Trusted and secure financial partner. We're committed to helping you grow and protect your business.
To receive the business checking offer:
- Open: Visit a branch or chase.com/business and open a new Chase Business Complete Checking® account. To open a Chase Performance Business Checking® (or Chase Performance Business Checking® with Interest) account or Chase Platinum Business Checking℠ account, please visit a branch. Accounts are subject to approval.
- Fund: Deposit a total of $2,000 or more in new money into your new checking account within 30 days of offer enrollment.
- Maintain: Maintain at least a $2,000 balance for 60 days from the offer enrollment. The new money cannot be funds held by your business at Chase or its affiliates.
- Complete: Complete 5 qualifying transactions within 90 days of offer enrollment. Qualifying transactions are: debit card purchases, accepting credit and debit card payments with QuickAccept®, Chase QuickDeposit℠, ACH (Credits), wires (Credits and Debits), Chase Online℠ Bill Pay. ACH (Debits), Person to Person payments such as Zelle® and online transfers to Chase credit card(s) are not considered qualifying transactions. After you have completed all the above checking requirements, we'll deposit the offer amount in your new account within 15 days. To receive this offer, the enrolled account must not be closed or restricted at the time of payout. Offer is good for one-time use. Employees of JPMorgan Chase Bank, N.A. and our affiliates are not eligible. Chase reserves the right to withdraw this offer at any time without notice. Offers are considered interest and may be reported on IRS Form 1099-INT (or Form 1042-S, if applicable).
Read our review on the Chase Business Complete Banking® account
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I have an appt at the local branch tomorrow. One thing that surprised me was the branch manager called me after I made the appointment to ask questions about my business. I have a sole prop and told him the name of the business which is the same as what's on my chase business cards. He then asked have I registered the name with the state? I said no, it's just a sole prop so no need, plus I already have a chase business card under that business name. He said no dice for a checking account, it had to be registered. I said, well fine, I'll just register it under my name since it's a sole prop using my ss# so it really doesn't matter. He begrudgingly said ok... It felt like a bizarre interaction. Almost like he didn't want to open the account for me to get the bonus. Also it's an hour and a half appointment which he demanded lol. Wish me luck tomorrow, it's already starting to feel like it's not worth it...
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I got my business checking account using my SS# as a sole-prop. The whole process took almost 2 hours and I left with a binder of paperwork. If you go the sole-prop route you should register your company under your own name, unless you've already registered your business with the state. As the other SD'er said, there's a ton of questions and hoops to jump through for the account. Overall I'd say it was marginally worth my time. The online promos are so much for efficient when playing the rewards game.
Is registering the business with the state the same as getting EIN from the IRS? I did pay local tax by filing on the website.
Nope it's not, an EIN doesn't mean you registered with the state. States have different regulations, but by nature of being a sole proprietor your business is unregistered even if you have an EIN. Registering your business with your state will require paperwork outside of whatever you did to become a sole proprietor.
Personally, I went in with just my EIN and 2 forms of personal ID and was able to get it. It sounds like registering the business with your own name in the state might have helped other SDer's but it wasn't necessary at my branch. I would say, if you are doing business under any other name (DBA) then you'll need to provide documents of that when you go. Hope this was helpful.
So i decided to just go into my local, and after waiting an hour, they were able to fit me in for tuesday.
Hopefully they honor the $400.
BTW: Does the $100 chase reference link also work?
I have an appt at the local branch tomorrow. One thing that surprised me was the branch manager called me after I made the appointment to ask questions about my business. I have a sole prop and told him the name of the business which is the same as what's on my chase business cards. He then asked have I registered the name with the state? I said no, it's just a sole prop so no need, plus I already have a chase business card under that business name. He said no dice for a checking account, it had to be registered. I said, well fine, I'll just register it under my name since it's a sole prop using my ss# so it really doesn't matter. He begrudgingly said ok... It felt like a bizarre interaction. Almost like he didn't want to open the account for me to get the bonus. Also it's an hour and a half appointment which he demanded lol. Wish me luck tomorrow, it's already starting to feel like it's not worth it...
In ohio, the name of a sole proprietor business is called a fictitious name, and must be registered with state. Takes 10 minutes costs $40
Or is it just getting a free EIN from the IRS.
Unclear about the paper work since sole prop, I believe, can just use SSN and does not need register for anything
You SSN may already been connected with your personal account profile...
In Texas, it is called "assumed name", it is local county's business, not at state level. County office may charge $5~$50 to get assumed name certificate depends on the county
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Also, any repercussions while filling taxes?
Chase is offering a bonus of up to $750 when you open a new Chase Complete Business checking account and complete the following requirements:
Deposit $30,000 in new money within 30 days of coupon enrollment & maintain that balance for 60 days from offer enrollment.
Complete 5 qualifying transactions within 90 days of account opening. Qualifying transactions are:
Debit card purchases
Chase QuickDeposit and QuickAccept
ACH (Credits)
Wires (Credits or debits)
There are also lower versions of the bonus with a lower deposit requirement (all other details the same):
Deposit $2,000 and get a $300 bonus.
Deposit $15,000 and get $500 bonus.
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Chase is offering a bonus of up to $750 when you open a new Chase Complete Business checking account and complete the following requirements:
Deposit $30,000 in new money within 30 days of coupon enrollment & maintain that balance for 60 days from offer enrollment.
Complete 5 qualifying transactions within 90 days of account opening. Qualifying transactions are:
Debit card purchases
Chase QuickDeposit and QuickAccept
ACH (Credits)
Wires (Credits or debits)
There are also lower versions of the bonus with a lower deposit requirement (all other details the same):
Deposit $2,000 and get a $300 bonus.
Deposit $15,000 and get $500 bonus.
Thank you for making it clear. I guess not everyone has 30k laying around to make $750. when you start getting into larger amounts sitting there in a checking account you have to take into account lost interest . Subtract the interest for 33ish days at 5% interest that's about $135 in lost interest so there's that to consider. Still better off if you have the cash laying around to do the $750 offer . I usually transfer the two or three days early before its required to be in there so on the 28th day and then pull it out on first or second day after so the 61st or 62nd day after account opening