Hi guys,
So I have a sole proprietorship company, and my business field is lets say food. Do I need to stick in my business field when applying for business wholesale accounts? I.E I wouldn't be able to apply for a wholesale clothing account through a company.
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Can I also register 2 sole proprietorship under my name, and ...
The Granite Specialist replied 2 months, 4 weeks ago
I am no where near educated on this, but have been told you can have a main business name and then branch other business names from that. Again, I am told this and do not know for certain.
Yes, you can mix business activities under one business entity. Just think of sole prop, partnership or corporation as the container for your activities. You can operate your food and your clothing businesses completely independently with two sets of books, bank accounts and tradenames under the same container. However, you'll need to consolidate them back to a single set for your final ...
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Mine structure is so convoluted (for various valid reasons), the BBB gave up and just assigned me one account for all of them.
I guess they were "Just Confused" hahaha
But seriously, I see what you mean.
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Originally Posted by Just Confused
Mine structure is so convoluted (for various valid reasons), the BBB gave up and just assigned me one account for all of them.
I guess they were "Just Confused" hahaha
But seriously, I see what you mean.
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I've never gone the sole prop route, so I'm not sure how your bank will handle it, but I suspect it is similar to what a corporate bank account has. I have one situation with one of my corporations, that similar to what you want to do.
It started in one line of business with a bank account. Then I bought a venture from a chap who was running it as a sole prop. I folded that revenue ...
Thanks Just Confused for your information!
I thought about Incorporating my corporation, but I don't make enough money yearly to justify the fees of an incorporation and the fees around it (accountant, etc etc)
I understand your concern about the banking issue in that they probably will want me to open another business bank account (I am with BMO myself).
Thanks Just Confused for your information! I thought about Incorporating my corporation, but I don't make enough money yearly to justify the fees of an incorporation and the fees around it (accountant, etc etc) I understand your concern about the banking issue in that they probably will want me to open another business bank account (I am with BMO myself).
I've never gone the sole prop route, so I'm not sure how your bank will handle it, but I suspect it is similar to what a corporate bank account has. I have one situation with one of my corporations, that similar to what you want to do. It started in one line of business with a bank account. Then I bought a venture from a chap who was running it as a sole prop. I folded that revenue stream into my corporation. I didn't want to...
I am no where near educated on this, but have been told you can have a main business name and then branch other business names from that. Again, I am told this and do not know for certain.
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