Business Accounts means any and all accounts or registries that Seller owns, maintains or controls with third party vendors, software providers, service providers and other similar third parties that is related to the businesses of Seller.
Business Accounts. CFCU offers business accounts to its members. We require the governing body of the legal entity opening the account to give us a Business Resolution designating CFCU as Depository and provide us with the list of Officers authorized to sign for the company as a separate authorization telling us who is authorized to act on its behalf. We will honor the authorization until we actually receive written notice of a change from the governing body of the legal entity. To establish a business account you will be required to provide us with the legal documentation such as Articles of Incorporation, Business Certificate, previous tax returns, etc. If your business is not incorporated in the state of Michigan, you will be required to file and register your business with the Michigan Department of Labor and Economic Growth in order to conduct business in this state. Failure to provide us with current unexpired business documents may interrupt your account services. Regulation GG/Internet Gambling Notification: Pursuant to the Unlawful Internet Gambling Enforcement Act of 2006 and Regulation GG, “restricted transactions” such as those in which a person accepts credit, funds, instruments or other proceeds from another person in connection with unlawful Internet gambling are prohibited from being processed through your account or relationship with Christian Financial Credit Union. Association/Organizational or Sole Proprietorship Accounts: If your account is an association, organizational, sole proprietorship or DBA account, you will be required to supply CFCU with a separate Resolution designating CFCU as Depository and providing us with a list of Officers authorized to sign for the Association, Organization, Fraternal Organization or other entity document informing us of the authorized signers for the account and provide any other related documents if requested. We require that the individual opening the account be a CFCU member with a personal account and that all owners or organizational members be individually eligible for membership. Accounts with Expiration Dates: DBAs, Estate, Conservatorship, or other similar type of account that specifies an expiration date may be opened with proper identification and documentation. When requested, you agree to provide any documentation that is required for the type of account you maintain at CFCU that has expired. Failure to respond to such requests may result in an interruption of your account services.
Business Accounts. CFCU offers business accounts to its members. We require the governing body of the legal entity opening the account to give us a Business Resolution designating CFCU as Depository and provide us with the list of Officers authorized to sign for the company as a separate authorization telling us who is authorized to act on its behalf. We will honor the authorization until we actually receive written notice of a change from the governing body of the legal entity. To establish a business account you will be required to provide us with the legal documentation such as Articles of Incorporation, Business Certificate, previous tax returns, etc. If your business is not incorporated in the state of Michigan, you will be required to file and register your business with the Michigan Department of Labor and Economic Growth in order to conduct business in this state. Failure to provide us with current unexpired business documents may interrupt your account services. Regulation GG/Internet Gambling Notification: Pursuant to the Unlawful Internet Gambling Enforcement Act of 2006 and Regulation GG, “restricted transactions” such as those in which a person accepts credit, funds, instruments or other proceeds from another person in connection with unlawful Internet gambling are prohibited from being processed through your account or relationship with Christian Financial Credit Union.
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Unlike bank and Business Accounts, cryptocurrency exchanges and custodians that hold cryptocurrencies do not always identify the owner.
Commercial or Business Accounts: Accounts held in the name of a business entity, organization, or member for business or commercial purposes are subject to the terms of this agreement, unless a separate Business Account Agreement or similar document has been signed.
The Financial Institution does not offer Direct Services for Small Business Accounts other than in accordance with these terms and conditions.
This Section shall apply to both Business Accounts and Consumer Accounts, except to the extent your liability regarding a Consumer Account may be limited by Applicable Law, including but not limited to the Electronic Funds Transfer Act and related federal regulations.
We offer the following types of Accounts: Personal and Business Accounts.
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Business Accounts. The PFM Service Fee for customers who use the PFM Service for their Business Accounts is $9.95 each month. You authorize us to deduct this PFM Service Fee each month from the eligible Business checking account or asset management account you designate as your Primary Account. If there are insufficient funds in your Primary Account, you authorize us to charge any other account of yours with us in order to pay such fees and charges. The PFM Service Fee is in addition to any regular transaction fees that may be in effect for your Business Account(s).
Business Accounts means the unaudited pro forma profit and loss account and balance sheet of the Business as at and for the year ended on the Balance Sheet Date;
Business Accounts refer collectively to both Business Deposit Accounts and Business Credit Accounts and to qualify as a Business Account, the account must be established primarily for business purposes and designated by you for access through the Service, including your designated Payment Account(s). "Payment Account (s)" means the checking account(s) from which you have asked us to make Online Bill Payments. "Deposit Account(s)" refers collectively
Business Accounts. For more information concerning errors and questions about transactions on Business accounts, you should refer to the CentralNET Terms and Conditions.
Business Accounts the unaudited management accounts of the Business for the period from 1st April 1999 to the Business Accounts Date in the form set out in Section 10 of the Disclosure Bundle
Business Accounts has the meaning set forth in Section 2.1(l).
Business Accounts means bank accounts and/or any other type of account(s) opened and maintained with ICICI Bank by the business customer for business banking requirements, whether in Canadian or other currency and includes “Business Savings Account”, “Business Chequing Account” and “Business Term Deposit Account”.