Using Company Credit Cards? Read This First.

If your business issues company credit cards, it’s not enough to hand them out and hope for the best. Without a clear credit card policy, you could be exposing your business to unnecessary risk, confusion, or even costly misuse.

A simple, well-communicated policy helps ensure cards are used for authorized business expenses only - nothing personal, nothing unclear.

What Should Your Credit Card Policy Include?

  • What’s allowed (and what’s not): Be specific about approved purchases

  • Who can use the card: Define cardholder roles and spending limits

  • Accountability: Require employees to review and agree to the policy

  • Receipts & records: Set expectations for timely documentation

A clear policy not only protects your finances it also helps your team stay aligned, reduces confusion, and makes bookkeeping much easier.

Need Help Putting a Policy in Place?

At BookWise Bookkeeping, we help small business owners create smart systems that bring clarity and control to everyday financial decisions - including credit card use.

Let’s talk if you’d like help drafting or reviewing your credit card policy. It’s a quick win that can prevent big problems down the road.


BookWise Bookkeeping

Phone 314-325-2478
info@bookwisestl.com

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