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AMEX Starwood card ($65/y) is the best card for the hotel rewards. The hotels that are part of their network are great. The link to the card is here: http://w
by kenna 14y ago
AMEX Starwood card ($65/y) is the best card for the hotel rewards. The hotels that are part of their network are great. The link to the card is here: http://www262.americanexpress.com/business-credit-cards/business-card-details/starwood-business-credit-card http://www262.americanexpress.com/business-credit-cards/busi...
Check out the hotels that are available on, and how much each night in a hotel is: http://spg.com http://spg.com
You can get some really great hotels for 7000-10,000 points per night. Every dollar spent = 1 point, and that can go up as you spend in different places.
AMEX is very startup friendly. This particular card has free employee cards. When you get going further in your business, look at a few of their charge cards (which are not credit cards - you have to pay them off in full each bill). The AMEX Gold is one of them.
- callmeed 14y agoSide question: how do business card rewards work from an accounting/tax standpoint? Do the rewards (say 5 free nights at a Westin) have to be used for biz travel? Do they count as income?
- kenna 14y agoHere is a little insight to answer your question: http://taxes.about.com/od/income/qt/credit-card-rewards-and-frequent-flyer-miles.htm http://taxes.about.com/od/income/qt/credit-card-rewards-and-... I would still consult an accountant as well.