Separate books for your business
Your business, with its own books
Keep a separate P&L and Schedule C categories for your side business or self-employment, apart from household totals.
In short
Business books are included in Steward+. Track business income and expenses separately from household totals, with a P&L and Schedule C categories.
How it works
Business, step by step.
Keep the books separate
Business accounts stay apart from household spending, giving and budget totals.
See income and expenses
Review your business P&L for the period you choose, with owner draws kept out of expenses.
Organize for tax time
Schedule C categories help organize your records for review with your tax professional.
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Questions people ask.
Which plan includes Business books?
Business books are included in Steward+, along with everything in Steward and Forecast.
Does business spending change my household budget?
No. Business accounts have separate books and are kept out of household totals.
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