FYI: Commingling funds

Biz owner to biz owner - I can’t *not* talk to you about the dangers of commingling your funds!

FYI: Commingling funds – mixing business and personal finances – can compromise your LLC's liability protection, putting you at risk of personal liability for business debts.

What You Should Be Doing:

1) Use Separate Accounts: Always use dedicated bank accounts for LLC transactions.

2) Document Clearly: Keep records of all LLC-related financial activities.

3) Pay Yourself Properly: If you need personal funds, follow proper withdrawal procedures.

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Disclaimer: This information is for educational purposes only and is not intended to be legal advice. No attorney-client relationship has been formed.

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