Business credit cards
Your business credit card is more than just a piece of plastic. Learn how it can save time and money for your business.
ArticleHow to apply for a business credit card
Stefanie Gordon
Former Sr. Content Marketing Manager, Ramp
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Amex Business Gold vs. Platinum: Which is best?
Compare the Amex Business Gold and Platinum cards based on rewards, travel perks, fees, and benefits to determine which one fits your business spending.
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Are business credit card payments tax deductible?
Credit card payments themselves aren’t deductible, but the business expenses you charge to your card, plus qualifying interest and fees, may be tax deductible.
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Credit card interest: What is is and how it works
Credit card interest is the cost charged when you carry a balance past your due date, based on your APR and daily balance. Paying in full prevents these charges.
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Who is liable for a company credit card?
Usually, the business owner is liable for a company credit card via a personal guarantee; corporate-only liability is rare and limited to established companies.
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When does Bank of America report to credit bureaus?
Bank of America reports to personal and business credit bureaus once a month, usually within 30–45 days after your statement closes.
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Credit card float: What it is and how it works
Credit card float is the time between a purchase and when payment is due. It’s the interest-free window created by your card’s grace period.
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