It is a very good idea to keep receipts when using a business charge card. You need to be able to justify all of your purchases made on a company card, and keeping receipts is a great way to ensure you can do this.
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The benefit of having a business charge card is that you can put all your business expenses on the card. This is easier than having to file an expense claim with your company afterwards.
Someone can prevent credit card fraud by not giving the card number out to unknown sources, not signing blank receipts, keeping receipts to check against the monthly statements, and taking prompt action if there is a questionable charge on the card.
When you make a purchase using your credit card, the cashier will let you sign a piece of paper reflecting the transaction. A copy will be given to you, which is called the credit card receipt.
My merchant service will alow any charge, regardless of the date of sale, as long as I have a physical imprint of the card, and the correct signature (provided the card has not expired)
These fees are part of the cost of doing business and reduce your taxable business income the same as other business expenses do.