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As the world attempts to get back to work, health and safety concerns are at the forefront of everyone’s mind. While many companies shift seamlessly to a work-from-home model for employees, the country’s shut down has been particularly hard on small businesses, forcing many to cut expenses, including the cost of rent. Though this may slash spending by a large margin, unfortunately, it also leaves these businesses without a professional business address, blurring the boundaries between home life and work life when it comes to receiving mail or customers and clients. In such cases, it may be time to consider a virtual office subscription or membership.
A virtual office is a business address. It’s a real street address at a commercially zoned property. Sometimes, you will even be assigned an individual suite number for your company. So, essentially, you are leasing the physical address, but not necessarily the physical space.
PAGE 2: Why your business may need to go virtual.