90% of Small Business Owners Make This Financial Mistake

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When managing your small business finances, mixing personal and business expenses in the same bank account or credit card can lead to big headaches. Often, this mistake means spending hours untangling charges in QuickBooks later. Imagine this scenario: you're buying printer paper at Office Depot for your business—a legitimate expense. Then you stop for lunch at McDonald's with your kids and pay for gas using your business card. Mixing these transactions can lead to chaos. Most either ignore the mix-up or struggle to separate expenses while bookkeeping, which can result in financial disasters.

To safeguard your finances, it's crucial to keep personal and business transactions separate from the start. This proactive approach can save you time, stress, and potential legal issues.

Learn more at www.bookkeepingcoach.net/.

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