The legal methods for a self-employed person to transfer from public to private include:

1. Income from wages, bonuses, manuscript fees, performance fees and other labor services;

2. Bonds, futures, The principal and income of investments such as trusts;

3. Income from the transfer of personal claims or property rights, transfer of personal loans;

4. Securities transaction settlement funds and futures trading margins, etc. .

What do self-employed individuals need to pay attention to when transferring from public to private accounts?

Things to note when self-employed individuals transfer from public to private accounts are as follows:

1. When a self-employed person transfers funds to a private account, he/she needs to confirm the actual situation of the self-employed person. The operating conditions are consistent;

2. The transfer amount needs to be controlled and consistent with the company's sales;

3. The purpose of the transfer needs to be indicated to ensure that the purpose of the funds is consistent with the self-employed business.

Legal basis: Article 39 of the "RMB Bank Settlement Account Management Measures"

Personal bank settlement accounts are used to handle personal transfers, receipts and cash deposits and withdrawals. The following amounts can be transferred to personal bank settlement accounts:

(1) Salary and bonus income.

(2) Income from services such as royalties and performance fees.

(3) Principal and income from investments such as bonds, futures, trusts, etc.

(4) Income from personal claims or property rights transfer.

(5) Personal loan transfer.

(6) Securities transaction settlement funds and futures trading margin.

(7) Inheritance and donation funds.

(8) Insurance claims, premium refunds, etc.

(9) Tax refund.

(10) Sales income from agricultural, sideline and mineral products.

(11) Other legal funds.