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Business Credit Card – Taxes

Business Credit Card – Taxes

  1. Jason1992 New Member

    If I sign up for a business credit card with my “side business”, how does this play into filing taxes? Will the credit card company check my taxes on my side business?

  2. MidSouthSkier Community Ambassador

    Welcome [USER=6212]@Jason1992[/USER] – do you have a business ID or are you just using your SSN as the business ID? If the latter, then they won’t have anything to check – just be honest filling out the paperwork. I have a “side business” that’s really more a volunteer effort and recently put $0 as my business income and was approved so amount of income for the business is not necessarily a factor.

  3. Jason1992 New Member

    Thank you for the response! This is super helpful. Would it be problematic if my business income was $0, but I was putting spending on the card? If I wanted additional business cards down the road, do you think I could get approved for additional cards even if business income is very low?

  4. MidSouthSkier Community Ambassador

    I signed up a friend as an “employee” of my business and had no trouble getting a card for her. I got this card primarily for the sign-up bonus and the employee card gave me an extra 10K AA miles. So it may depend on your card issuer but I don’t think you’ll have a problem. I’ve had an Ink card for a number of years and mostly just use for things where I get 5x points and haven’t had a problem.

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