I’m the owner of multiple websites, numbering more than 10, but less than 100. I’m still growing my businesses, and one of the things I’ve started to think about is switching from a personal credit card to keep expenses to a business card. I’m not thrilled with the idea of opening yet another line of credit, but I’m realizing for tax purposes it may be much easier if everything was in one place, instead of being spread onto other lines of credit.
What was your deciding factor, being a small business or home grown business as to whether you switched to a business credit card from a personal one? Last year I dabbled and decided to take myself more seriously, and this year, I’m realizing, “I’m moving forward.” I guess I didn’t know if I’d get here, but it would appear that I am slowly getting there….I’d love to hear your thoughts and opinions.
At what point are you “working from home” on a project for yourself to self-employed? What were your defining guidelines for yourself?
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