Clint Proctor is a lead editor with the credit cards and travel rewards team at Forbes Advisor. He has five years of experience in personal finance journalism and has contributed to a variety of ...

Many businesses face a similar frustrating scenario: An employee needs to buy software for a project, but the company credit card is with a senior leader, who's traveling. Another team member submits ...

In order to get a business credit card, you'll need to prove the existence of your business and provide its details. Before submitting an application, review all of your options and make sure your ...

If your business takes you regularly overseas, the credit card you use makes a difference. Not only can you save money on pricey foreign transaction fees by choosing a card that’s competitive on that ...

In most cases, business credit card rewards aren’t taxable. The IRS generally treats rewards earned through spending as rebates, not income, meaning the cashback, points, or miles you earn from ...

As more employees begin using company cards, even minor policy gaps can quickly escalate into larger issues, such as missing receipts or unclear spending guidelines. A corporate credit card policy ...

If a business wants to offset processing fees, you could have to pay a surcharge for using a credit card. However, if you want to avoid this fee, pay with your debit card, cash or check. If the ...