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Some will require waiting seven years when the bankruptcy will be removed from your credit report. Others will consider your application within two to three years after the bankruptcy is closed if you’ve rebuilt your creditscore. Type Description Chapter7 Known as “liquidation bankruptcy.”
The biggest consideration for card issuers is your personal creditscore—if you’re responsible with your personal debt, as indicated by your credit history, you’re lower risk for a business credit card. With that in mind, remember when you applied for your business credit card with your personal creditscore?
Business owners can file for Chapter7, Chapter11, or Chapter 13 bankruptcy, depending on the business’s debt levels and financial situation. A Chapter7 filing typically ends in the liquidation of the business, with the assets distributed among creditors. Chapter7 Bankruptcy (Liquidation).
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