Another Curve card post

[VillageContractor]

Hi,

Has anyone paid their VAT or Corp tax via Curve card?

Thanks

VC

[northernladuk]

Aren't rates for paying by corporate credit cards up at like 2.2%? Would the curve be classed as personal one even though it passes through to you corporate one? Rates for personal ones around 0.3%?

EDIT :
Ahh

The Curve card figure is high because this is classified as a business card and is not subject to the caps on interchange fees imposed by the EU.

http://www.headforpoints.com/2016/04...rd-acceptance/

[VillageContractor]

Aren't rates for paying by corporate credit cards up at like 2.2%? Would the curve be classed as personal one even though it passes through to you corporate one? Rates for personal ones around 0.3%?

EDIT :
Ahh



HMRC cuts credit card acceptance fee

Curve say that dependent on the merchant they may see it as a debit card, hence the question. Interesting to see other cards have a lower rate - thanks for the link

[VillageContractor]

Curve say that dependent on the merchant they may see it as a debit card, hence the question. Interesting to see other cards have a lower rate - thanks for the link

Going through headforpoints they have a site that allows you to put corp tax and VAT on an AMEX

How to pay bills on a credit card with Billhop

[TheFaQQer]

Going through headforpoints they have a site that allows you to put corp tax and VAT on an AMEX

How to pay bills on a credit card with Billhop

Billhop charges a 2.95% fee

[VillageContractor]

Billhop charges a 2.95% fee

Forgot to mention that - not great for regulary use might be useful for a one off

[SeanT]

Forgot to mention that - not great for regulary use might be useful for a one off

if you run your own business and are paying company expenses, the Billhop fee is fully tax deductible

[TheFaQQer]

if you run your own business and are paying company expenses, the Billhop fee is fully tax deductible

I'm not sure that it makes economic sense, no matter whether it's tax deductible or not.

[SeanT]

I'm not sure that it makes economic sense, no matter whether it's tax deductible or not.

Yeah, you'd need the kind of cashback rate card providers just don't do any more! Although combining it with stoozing and investment could be interesting....