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My husband and i have more business debt than personal. we own our own business. we have to locations. one? |
what is the best way to get out of business debt? Increase revenue and decrease expenses. The question is how much that debt is keeping you from expanding your business or otherwise enjoying its fruits. If it is a big deal then work out a rigorous program to get rid of it as much as you can, as quickly as you can. Get a pro accountant they can consolidate and show you ways to reduce debt ..they (accountant) should make their fees back in reducing taxes etc.... |
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