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Separating Personal and Business FinancesWhen starting a new business there are a number of reasons why you should separate your personal and business banking, these include:Part-time/Hobby Businesses The IRS has strict rules that stipulate that only businesses can deduc Filing your taxes When it come time to file your income tax return you will need to schedule your income and expenses for your business separately from your personal transactions. It will be more time consuming distinguishing your business from personal income and expenses if they are co-mingled on a single bank/credit card statement. Audit trails The IRS does not require that you have a separate bank account for your small business, but it does require that all records be accurate, complete, permanent and show a clear record of all business related income and expenses. Establishing a separate business account will provide you with a dedicated statement that is a clear record in the event of an audit. Professionalism Re Establishing Credit Many entrepreneurs finance their business start-ups using their personal credit cards, savings or home equity. But the longer you self-finance, the longer you delay establishing business credit and taking advantage of business loans. Small business owners seeking credit need to carefully weigh and consider their options. Applying for credit should be a well-calculated and thought-out process. Article Directory: http://www.articledashboard.com For more articles on this subject, please see Lone Star Merchandising Services, Articles Lone Star Merchandising Services, with over 15 years of retail experience, offers experienced merchandisers for scheduled resets, remodels, and category updates. We provide services in all retail outlets throughout Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas and Louisiana. Email Related Tips and Advices
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