When you’re in the world of running your own businesses, its easy to get lost when drawing the line between business and personal money matters. Whether its using your personal account to cover a business emergency or even when a dinner receipt goes on the business card, it can seem harmless at the time – until its not.

If you’re serious about protecting your assets, separating your business and personal finances is key.

Liability protection starts with separation ⟶ limited liability is one of the key benefits when running a company. This is a legal structure that is designed to protect your personal assets such as your home or car savings for example, from business debts or lawsuits.

We live in a litigious society, where lawsuits are more common than you think! Whether it’s a client dispute, employee issue or a contract doesn’t go the right way, you definitely don’t want your personal assets on the chopping block.
Keeping business and personal finances separate creates a clear boundary that reinforces your legal protections.

Clean books makes for smart business. With organised and dedicated business accounts, its easier to track…
– Profitability
– Manage Cashflow
– & Prepare for Taxes

It’s easier than you think … start with a business cheque account. Get a business credit card. Keep receipts.
The peace of mind (and the legal protection) is well worth it.

And this is only a small part of how we can help …
TJD has your back when it comes to tax! 

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