Supplies Purchasing

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Clippy replied

13 January 2009, 12:13
Originally posted by pmeswani View Post

Surely this only applies to those banks that have those types of tie-ins?

Yup.

e.g. American Express Nectar credit card = Nectar points
Can't remember which card issues Air Miles now since NatWest dropped them.
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pmeswani replied

13 January 2009, 11:54
Originally posted by Clippy View Post

Also allows you to personally benefit from points generated on any loyalty schemes the card provides.

e.g Air Miles, Nectar points.

Surely this only applies to those banks that have those types of tie-ins?
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Clippy replied

13 January 2009, 11:48
Originally posted by pmeswani View Post

I agree with this. Using the Company Credit card / debit card for business transactions also allows you to develop business financial history and may end up with more credit so that you can eventually put training courses on the card instead of through your personal funds. However, I am use to buying things and claiming it back from the company. More hassle, but it stops me from spending my money on something else.

Also allows you to personally benefit from points generated on any loyalty schemes the card provides.

e.g Air Miles, Nectar points.
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pmeswani replied

13 January 2009, 11:40
Originally posted by Sausage Surprise View Post

Credit card - less paperwork/hassle

I agree with this. Using the Company Credit card / debit card for business transactions also allows you to develop business financial history and may end up with more credit so that you can eventually put training courses on the card instead of through your personal funds. However, I am use to buying things and claiming it back from the company. More hassle, but it stops me from spending my money on something else.
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Sausage Surprise replied

13 January 2009, 11:28
Credit card - less paperwork/hassle
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pleomax started a topic Supplies Purchasing

13 January 2009, 10:33
Supplies Purchasing

Now don’t laugh, I use an A5 Filofax for logging business information. Purchasing supplies for this; is it better to buy myself and claim as expenses, or for me to purchase them using MyLtd Co debit card?
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