You have a few options, OP.
1. Take out a personal credit card but ONLY use it for business purchases (nice and tidy)
2. Take out a personal credit card and use for a mix on business and personal purchases and then figure out a clear way to show the business isn't paying for your weekly shopping at Lidl
3. Take out a business credit card and ONLY it for business purchases (nice and tidy)
4. Take out a business credit card and use for a mix on business and personal purchases and then figure out a clear way to show the business isn't paying for your weekly shopping at Lidl
There is no such thing as a 'contractor friendly' credit card. It's based on you / your company's credit rating.
Also bear in mind that earning points from business spend for use personally could be deemed a BIK.
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A contractor friendly credit card is one issued by an offshore bank that charges your Ltd Co 75% interest and then pays the interest back to you via an anonymous cash card.Originally posted by vwdan View PostDefine contractor friendly? Do you mean a personal credit card - just apply to whichever one suits you best, I don't see how being a contractor affects anything.
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Define contractor friendly? Do you mean a personal credit card - just apply to whichever one suits you best, I don't see how being a contractor affects anything.
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Contractor Friendly Credit Cards
Hi All,
I like to use my CC to get the rewards but also protection when doing large purchases etc.
Can people recommend companies that are contractor friendly?Tags: None
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