I set up an LLC in Feb 2018, using LegalZoom. In parallel, I registered a web domain corresponding to the company name. It was all done very quickly, and I used my personal checking account.
Yet I never did any business. The LLC has sat for a year, untouched.
I want to keep the LLC registered and the domain active, in the event I use the LLC as a business in the future. Those require annual fees.
Must I maintain a business banking account for these annual fees? Or can I continue to use personal accounts, and just keep good records? That way if I start doing business, I can set up a business account and transfer the exact money spent on start-up and maintenance fees.
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You can continue to use your personal account for the charges until the LLC is operational and open, then it is recommended that you get a business bank account. Make sure you keep records of how much you have personally paid for the business.
You can continue to use your personal account for the charges until the LLC is operational and open, then it is recommended that you get a business bank account. Make sure you keep records of how much you have personally paid for the business.
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