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17 January 2024
Here’s how to switch to a CommBank business account in 5 simple steps.
Our Business Transaction Account has a range of flexible features to make your day-to-day business banking easier – such as unlimited electronic transactions1 and the option to add a Business Visa Debit Card. You can also add additional accounts, such as a business savings account to help you make the most of extra cash.
Your business banking should be simple, quick and secure. Use NetBank or the CommBank app to make and take payments, check statements, and access features designed to help you stay on top of cash flow. You can also get a separate view of your business and personal accounts in the CommBank app.
Notify anyone who needs to know about your new bank account, such as service providers. Set up a PayID® to receive quick and easy payments straight into your account, without having to share your BSB and account number.
If you have an ABN, it’s recommended to update your account details with the Australian Business Register.
Update any automatic payments or deposits with your new bank account details – this includes people you pay (such as payroll or providers), and people who pay you. You should also cancel and update any bank feeds that link to your accounting software.
Once you've transferred everything over to your new business bank account, close your old one.
Business Transaction Account
Open a Business Transaction Account1 available with a $0 monthly account fee option.
A bank feed allows transaction data to be automatically imported from your eligible bank accounts into your accounting software.
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1 You can view the Terms and Conditions for Business Transaction and Savings Accounts, our Financial Services Guide and the Electronic Banking Terms and Conditions and should consider them before making any decision about these products and services. The target market for this product will be found within the product’s Target Market Determination, available here. Bank fees and charges may apply.
This article is intended to provide general information of an educational nature only. It does not have regard to the financial situation or needs of any reader and must not be relied upon as financial product advice. As this information has been prepared without considering your objectives, financial situation or needs, you should, before acting on the information, consider its appropriateness to your circumstances.
