PNC BusinessOptions Credit Card $750 Sign Up Bonus [AL, DC, DE, FL, GA, IL, IN, KY, MD, MI, MO, NC, NJ, NY, OH, PA, SC, VA, WI and WV]

I found a working link: https://www.pnc.com/en/small-business/borrowing/business-credit-cards/pnc-businessoptions-visa-signature-credit-card.html

I have the PNC Visa® Business Credit Card and can confirm that it does not post to credit report. I doubt thie Business Options will either

No, FICO reports that they do not report to credit reports.

I can confirm that the PNC Visa Business Credit Card does not report on personal. I don’t see why the Flex Options would

Same, I’d totally get this if I could just MS most/all of it.

Or do both? Get 3-4k worth of sign up bonuses and this PNC sign up bonus.

Plenty of people are not limited by MSR but by available SUBs.

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It is treated as a reduction in purchase price (of the underlying $25,000 purchases.) This shouldn’t be something that triggers a 1099, but you are responsible to record this to your business if you used the card for legit business spending.

– If you used the card only for personal purchases then there’s a pretty strong argument that there is no tax consequences since it is treated as a purchase discount and not as income.

He means if you were to put the $25k in spend on a normal 2% cashback card, you would normally earn $125. By choosing instead to put the spend on this PNC card opportunity, you won’t earn the $125 normal earnings on a 2% card. So the cost to do this opportunity is $125, but since you are getting $1,125 from PNC instead, you are ahead of the game…and by a lot.

The $125 opportunity cost he’s referring to is the difference in cash back on the spend of this card (1.5%, or $375 on $25k in purchases) vs a 2% card ($500 on $25k in purchases). I’d probably state it as a $500 opportunity cost, and compare it to the $1125 earnings on the initial $25k spend on this card.