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Previously on "Can my company reimburse a charitable donation?"
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You're going off to so more research around the security implications of using a debit card?
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Thanks everyone for the responses. My personal credit card doesn't have any perks. I've always been leery of using a debit card, whether company or personal, because of fraud. I don't think I've ever used the company's debit card.
I always preferred to have a buffer between the merchant and the bank account but reimbursing fraudulent transactions made on a debit card may not be an issue the UK. I'll do a bit more research. Thanks again.
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the combo of him not wanting to use the company debit card, suggests he wants cash back or points via his personal credit card.
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Why not make the donation personally in the first place? You’ll get tax relief on it as long as you don’t gift aid it. Or as the others suggest, use a debit card.
What’s wrong with using the debit card? Smells fishy to me. What are you not telling us?
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Originally posted by concord View PostCan I pay this on my personal credit card and reimburse it as an expense? Of course I do this for many other transactions but want to make sure this is fine for a donation to a charity.
Thanks.
Definitely the company debit card.
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Nothing wrong with the company making charitable donations but I agree with the above, what's wrong with using the company debit card?
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seems dubious if challenged.
Why don't you want to use the company debit card?
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Can my company reimburse a charitable donation?
Hello. My company would like to make a charitable donation but the site only accepts debit or credit cards. My company doesn't have a credit card and I don't want to use the debit card.
Can I pay this on my personal credit card and reimburse it as an expense? Of course I do this for many other transactions but want to make sure this is fine for a donation to a charity.
Thanks.
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