Business identity theft is a type of fraud carried out by someone impersonating your business. Here’s how it happens and how you can lower your risk.
What Is Business Identity Theft?
Sonya Stinson
Sonya Stinson is a New Orleans-based writer who covers personal finance, careers, higher education, small business and lifestyle topics. Her work has appeared in Forbes.com, Bankrate.com, CNNMoney.com, Black MBA, Entrepreneur, Minority Nurse, American Craft, The Christian Science Monitor and many other publications.
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