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July 11, 2017

4 Financial Decisions To Keep In Mind When Starting a New Business

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Entrepreneurs are a rare group who have a passion for innovation, a knack for creativity, and aren’t afraid to dive into ideas that can change the world. Whether you’re starting an industry disrupting business or developing the latest and greatest app, entrepreneurs of all kinds have a myriad of things to do in order to turn their pipe dreams into realities. Financial decisions can make or break a new company, so it’s important to keep yours in order when building your startup. From finding funders to founders’ agreements, here are a few financial decisions to keep in mind when forming an new business.

Startup Capital and Resources

Entrepreneurs can only get so far with little capital and limited resources. From taking out loans and credit, to trading equity in the company, to securing venture capitalists for your endeavor, there are many ways to fund a startup. Having an experienced financial professional on your side to consult with and find you the best solutions is a great way to explore your options and determine the best fit for your company.

Business Structure Based on Tax, Legal, Operating and Other Considerations

Not all companies are made equal. The IRS and other entities have many specifications for how businesses operate, are taxed, legal concerns, and a number of other factors. Determining the right structure for your company in the early stages of its life with respect to operations and taxation is a crucial to long term profitability.

Have Your Licenses, Tax ID Applications, and Permits In Order

When starting a company, it’s important not to let details of running a business such as permits and licences slip through the cracks. Ensuring your company has all of the documents it needs to succeed in the early stages is crucial, and being proactive about these tasks can save you time and money in the long run.

Effective and Fair Partnership Agreements Between Founders

Some startups are born from late night discussion between university students running on coffee and big dreams. Some are born from jaded corporate employees who know there is a better way to do what they’ve always done. However partners come together, teamwork is the foundation of good businesses. Regardless of the parties involved partnership agreements should be documented and detailed. Having clear, effective, and fair partnership agreements between founders is crucial for both parties to benefit in the long run. When everyone’s role is clear, it eliminates ambiguity if conflicts arise down the road.

Our team at Clear Accounting Solutions is passionate about helping entrepreneurs of all kinds. From shaping business plans, to gaining capital and more, our team has a breadth of experience aiding startups navigate the financial aspects of starting a business. To learn more about our services for new business formation or to connect with one of our experts, visit our website today!

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