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🔗 Need to get financially organised? Let's chat: https://calendly.com/benelliott/30min ________ If you're running your business through a company structure, there are 3 main ways you can pay yourself. And which one you choose has a big impact on how much tax you pay, what options you have for managing cash flow, and whether you're setting yourself up properly for the long term. In this video, I walk through: The 3 main ways you can pay yourself as a company When each one makes sense, and when they don’t Why I strongly recommend avoiding one of them (unless you really know what you're doing.) ________ ► Subscribe to my channel here: / @benelliottca ________ LET'S CONNECT: LinkedIn: / benelliottca Instagram: / benelliottca Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?... Website: https://kht.com.au/ ________ ABOUT: Ben is the managing director of KHT Accounting & Wealth, a Perth-based firm that helps Aussie business owners make smart decisions about their financial future. With over 13 years of business experience, and having worked with hundreds of clients across multiple industries, Ben’s passionate about sharing his knowledge to help business owners turn their business into a self-sustaining asset that can help them achieve their financial goals. Also an avid reader with particular interest in business literature and biographies, Ben rides his bike to work, rain, hail or shine. He goes surfing whenever possible and will always opt to kick the footy with his three boys rather than watch it on TV. ________ DISCLAIMER: This video is for general information and educational purposes only. It does not constitute financial, tax, legal, or accounting advice and does not consider your personal circumstances. Laws and regulations may change over time. Before making any decisions, seek advice from a suitably qualified professional. Any reliance on this information is at your own risk.