If you are just starting your business journey, you must have this doubt about how you are going to organize your finances. Knowing how to differentiate between what is yours and what belongs to the company.
But above all, this is what will make you look like a successful businessman, or just another dreamer.
Undertaking is not for everyone, undertaking is much more than opening what you think gives you money.
When you open a company, your first year of business is undoubtedly the most difficult period for your company. Because your profit you use it to invest in the company.
So you get a salary low enough for you to pay your base bills. So take this as a reference and put your accounts on paper.
After you put it on paper and know what you have as a base account, you can put it as a salary for yourself and put 5 to 10% of it for your emergency reserve.
During the month, you’ll separate the amount of your bills little by little so that when the day to pay the bills arrives, you don’t get tight and need to ask someone for money or even get any loans from the banks.
If by chance your base accounts are 2000, you try to set aside 500 a week to make it easier to close your month, and the rest of what you’ve been receiving during the week is applied to your company.
If you do not have a CNPJ and do not have a bank account directed to your company, open one even with your CPF but directed directly to your company.
And leave the other account directed to your personal use. You separating the bank accounts will help you a lot in organizing your money and that of the company.
Be strict on these points, even if you have recently started your business and it is small, medium or not as professional as possible.
