Open up a Business Bank Account
Accounting requires good record keeping and a documented flow of funds in and out of your organization. So setting up a business account is a first step towards a hassle-free accounting for your small business.
It makes it statistically easier to keep track of your business expenses and if you're a business institution other than a Sole trader, you're also legally required to have business dedicated bank account.
Before going to the bank to set up your account, make sure to have the following required documents;
• Companies House Registration number (for limited companies or partnerships)
• Business address, including postcode, contact details ( mobile number, email address, landline number)
• Have an estimate of your turnover
• Personal details of you, plus any partners or directors including
> Full name
> Current personal address and previous address if you've been there for under 3 years
> Telephone number and email address
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