Each additional account has its own public information to accurately describe your business and payments.Įasier reporting and reconciliation: Separating the payments processed by your businesses makes it easier to find payments, create and export reports, and reconcile payouts to your bank account. For example, a customer who purchases from your business “XYZ” might see a charge from your business “ABC” on their statement, potentially resulting in a dispute. Unique statement descriptor and public business information: Using the same Stripe account for separate businesses can cause confusion as the public business information used is the same for both. If you operate multiple businesses that have separate tax ID information (for example, separate legal entities), you must create additional accounts for each.

Separate tax and legal entity information: You can only associate each account with the tax ID and legal entity of one business. Using additional accounts has a number of benefits:

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