I read somewhere that if you want your business to quickly build up in capital, all profits made should be re-invested back into the business. This is called compounding in business world.
However, it is not advisable to put back all your profits in the business. Some part of it should be set aside for future contingency not budgeted for. The owner of the business should also take some of it as his gains to run his personal expenses. It is not good to be using capital or gross profit to be running expenses. Parts of the profits should also be committed into savings while the rest can now be plough back into the business.
However, it is not advisable to put back all your profits in the business. Some part of it should be set aside for future contingency not budgeted for. The owner of the business should also take some of it as his gains to run his personal expenses. It is not good to be using capital or gross profit to be running expenses. Parts of the profits should also be committed into savings while the rest can now be plough back into the business.