Best rewards credit cards for paying your taxes in 2020 - Business Insider

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The best rewards credit cards for paying your taxes, whether you want to earn cash back, flexible travel points, or airline miles

If you just signed up for a new card and need to meet the spending requirement for the welcome bonus, using that card to pay your taxes could also make sense.

Keep in mind that rewards credit cards come with high interest rates, so if you can't pay your balance in full you're better off setting up a payment plan with the IRS and investigating other payment options.Paying taxes might not be fun, but it can be a great opportunity to significantly boost your miles, points, or cash-back balance — or to easily meet the minimum spending requirement for a new credit card welcome offer.

If you want to use the upcoming tax season as an opportunity to earn extra rewards, here's a look at the best cards to consider paying with — along with information on how to pay with a card online. We're focused here on the rewards and perks that come with each card. These cards won't be worth it if you're paying interest or late fees. When using a credit card, it's important to pay your balance in full each month, make payments on time, and only spend what you can afford to pay.

 

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