I am self-employed and don't have pay stubs. How can I prove my income?
I am self-employed and don't have pay stubs. How can I prove my income?
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Not certain what this is all about, but tax returns can be used.
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You can get ready a set of financials and take them to the bank, assuming your banker won't wait that long. Obtain an accountant to create a "compilation" financial statement if the banker objects to that. The name of a CPA will at least be attached to it, and bankers are frequently impressed by that. To ensure that your efforts will be recognized, make sure to first verify with the bank.
There is hardly much trust among bankers. They are exceedingly wary because they have been duped much too often. Most of them are unable of comprehending why someone would choose to work for themselves. The only reason individuals are self-employed, a banker actually told me early in my career, is because they can't get employment.
There is hardly much trust among bankers. They are exceedingly wary because they have been duped much too often. Most of them are unable of comprehending why someone would choose to work for themselves. The only reason individuals are self-employed, a banker actually told me early in my career, is because they can't get employment.
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