Important Information For Business Owners
Beginning in January 2024, many companies in the United States will be required to report information about their beneficial owners, i.e., the individuals who ultimately own or control the company. They will have to report the information to the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN). FinCEN is a bureau of the U.S. Department of the Treasury.
Please visit the FinCEN website for more information.
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Frank L.
As my company started to make revenue, I realized that I needed a plan for managing my assets for the future.
I loved the idea of working with a local financial partner like Copper State Credit Union, who understands the marketplace and gives me simple ways to save more.
Merchant Services For Large And Small Businesses
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Accept Digital Payments
Let your customers decide how to pay. Enjoy fast and easy digital payments from credit and debit cards, mobile phones and tablets.
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Use Our Coin Counters
Get rid of that loose change and save some time by letting us do the counting. Use our in-branch coin counters for a small fee!
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Make Deposits On Your Schedule
Deposit your money on your schedule. Our night drop boxes are available at each of our 7 branch locations!
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Submit Your Taxes Online
Enroll in the Electronic Federal Tax Payment System to pay your federal taxes online or by phone.
The Best Business Checking Account Needs The Best Cash Management Services
Required Documentation
Business Account Opening Documentation
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Businesses Will Need To Provide
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- Valid government issued photo identification and Social Security numbers for all individuals that will be authorized to transact business on the account.
- An Employer Identification Number (EIN) or tax ID number that is registered to your business. Sole Proprietorships may choose to use the owner's Social Security number.
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Sole Proprietorship or Partnership
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Sole Proprietorship
- Registration of Trade Name with Secretary of State, or
- Business License, or
- Fictitious Name Certificate filed with County Recorder
Partnership
- Partnership Agreement (filed & stamped by appropriate state official)
- Certificate of Limited Partnership if business is a Limited Partnership
- Registration of Trade Name with Secretary of State, or
- Business License, or
- Fictitious Name Certificate filed with County Recorder
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Limited Liability Company
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- Articles of Organization (filed & stamped by appropriate state official)
- Operating Agreement or Member Control Agreement
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Non-Profit Organization/Association
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- Articles of Incorporation (filed & stamped by appropriate state official)
- Organization's Charter/Bylaws, or
- Board of Directors Minutes Naming Authorized Signers
- IRS Tax Exemption Letter
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Corporation
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- Articles of Incorporation (filed & stamped by appropriate state official)
- Corporate Resolution
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Unincorporated Association or Club
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- Meeting Minutes, stating instructions for opening the account
- Charter or Bylaws
Have A Question?
Frequently Asked Questions
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How can I open a Business Savings or Checking Account?
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Contact us online, over the phone or visit any of our eight branches to open your business savings or checking account today.
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Do you offer direct connect to Quick Books?
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Yes! This is available through providing online banking credentials.
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What fees does the Simple Business Checking Account have?
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There is a low $100 opening deposit, but no minimum balance requirements thereafter. When you maintain a minimum daily balance of $1,500, you’ll also waive the $7 monthly account maintenance fee.
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Can I accept digital payments from my customers?
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Yes! We have a partnership that offers payment services. Contact us today to get in contact with a specialist if you’d like more information on these services.