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Is it best to keep financial records?

Posted 11 November 2014

Do I need financial statements if I'm a sole proprietor?

TaxTim Marc said:
11 November 2014 at 9:17

No, but it would be best to keep records of everything and to prepare some profit or loss statement.

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