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How can I manage multiple businesses within one Rounded account?

Written by Oliver Garside

How can I manage multiple businesses within one Rounded account?

Managing multiple businesses within a single Rounded account is possible and can be streamlined with the right setup and tools. Below, we outline the steps and best practices to help you effectively manage your businesses.

Account Setup Guidelines

  • Same ABN: If both businesses operate under the same Australian Business Number (ABN), you can manage them within a single Rounded account. This setup allows you to consolidate operations while maintaining compliance with legal requirements.

  • Different ABNs: If the businesses are entirely separate and operate under different ABNs, it is recommended to set up separate Rounded accounts for each business. This ensures clear legal and financial separation.

Tracking Income and Expenses

To keep your financial records organized and distinguishable for each business:

  1. Create Custom Categories: Set up custom income and expense categories for each business. This allows you to allocate transactions accurately and ensures that revenue and costs are separated in financial reports.

  2. Use Distinct Invoice Templates: Design a unique invoice template for each business. This helps maintain consistency and ensures that clients can easily identify which business they are dealing with.

Reporting and Invoicing Tips

  • Financial Reporting: Use the custom categories to generate clear and separate financial reports, such as Profit & Loss (P&L) statements, for each business. This will provide insights into the performance of each entity without confusion.

  • Consistent Branding: Ensure that each business’s branding is reflected in its respective invoice templates to maintain professionalism and clarity.

By following these guidelines, you can efficiently manage multiple businesses within Rounded, ensuring both operational efficiency and compliance with financial reporting standards.

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