Separating Business and Personal Expenses
Today, we are going to go over a few key tips on why creating this separation is so important. Building this infrastructure can play a major role in your business's vitality. We discuss the reasons why you should have separate accounts, debunking common LLC myths, and the steps you should take if you need help getting started. This is a great listen for anyone looking to set their business (and themselves) up for financial success. Thanks for listening!
Welcome back to another episode of Fish Food, the podcast for entrepreneurs that are building companies that grow into thriving businesses. We aim to provide accounting/business tips in 20 minutes or less! As a small business owner, it can be natural to use personal funds for business (and vice versa). Even though you are a small business, creating separate accounts for business and personal matters is critical to protecting yourself, your business, and any assets you have.
Today, we are going to go over a few key tips on why creating this separation is so important. Building this infrastructure can play a major role in your business's vitality. We discuss the reasons why you should have separate accounts, debunking common LLC myths, and the steps you should take if you need help getting started. This is a great listen for anyone looking to set their business (and themselves) up for financial success. Thanks for listening!
Check out these resources
- 3 Steps to Setup a Business Bank Account
- 4 Common Errors that Small Businesses Make & How to Avoid Them
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