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I incur some company-related expenses on my personal credit card which I am able to submit for reimbursement. The company would like to issue me a corporate card. Are there any risks in having one?
There are not really any risks associated with a corporate card. You do not gain credit by using them - it's just "issued" to you.
The only real issue is "to use or not to use" that is the question. ha ha.
Be careful when using it and make sure you read the do's and don'ts so you don't violate the credit card contract
business credit is by simply getting a credit card for it. Credit cards for business actually have the entire functions of your regular credit ...
I was just offered a new job. They told me in my new hire packet will be an application for a corporate credit card. If I have bad credit, what will happen here?!?
A coporate credit card is backed by your company in many cases. These accounts are often all linked to one major account. So if that is the case, your credit will not matter one bit.
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I am starting a wedding videography business and would like to apply for a corporate credit card to help organize my finances.
The company can run without a card, but is there a good reason to apple for a card? If so, what are the requirements?
I suggest getting a corporate card with your bank. The only good reason for a corporate card is to use it for huge travel expenses or purchases. If you feel your company can operate without it then don't bother. But please check with your bank first or Amex
My new employer wants to give me a corporate credit card for work-related expenses, and I'm worried that a bankruptcy that I filed two years ago might get me turned down for it. Is my credit history a factor here, or just my employers'?
It is at the discretion of your company to provide you with a credit card, however they will most likely check your credit prior to issuing it. I've worked for companies where the employee was not given a company card because of poor payment history and over extended credit. You might want to mention the bankruptcy to your employer rather than letting them find out on their own. This at least gives you the opportunity to explain why you were forced to file a bankruptcy. Life is not perfect and everyone has issues in life if they live long enough.
The good news is just because you have a bankruptcy may not prevent them from giving you the card, and chances are if you've re-established credit over the past 2 years and made your payments on time, you've probably improved your credit score dramatically. Typically the longer the ocurrance the less it hits your credit score. The key is have you re-established credit. I suggest you speak with a credit counselor about ways you can improve your credit (FICO, which stands for Fair Issac) score.
Good Luck!
How should I make an accounting entries for the expenses incurred out of corporate credit card by employees , if those expenses are to be reimbured by the Company.
Have the employees submit an expense report and use this to enter why the expense occurred and to check for actual valid expenses. This essential for tax reasons.
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For a corporate credit card customer, a low rate of interest is a good starting point because you will most likely be using your card a lot, and the amounts you put on them may well be too large to pay off at the end of every month. However, the interest rate on your corporate credit card should not blind you to any of the other features that may benefit your business. It is all down to your own circumstances and how you operate your business.
The Commonwealth bank corporate credit card offers the customer the chance to separate personal expenses from business expenses, and removes the need for your employees to resort to petty cash for business-related expenses. It allows for business purchases over the Internet which removes the expense and time of traveling to suppliers. A higher credit limit is also available, but you can still retain the option of imposing spending limits.
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