It’s very important to keep good records when starting a business, and the first step in that process is separating your cash and banking accounts. This will help you avoid mistakes like accidentally spending money from one account instead of another, or forgetting which account has been used for a specific transaction. To separate your accounts, all you need to do is open a new bank account. You can use this account for all of your business transactions, and then transfer the funds into it at the end of each month.
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