I have a Qantas Business Frequent Flyer account which I've just opened and I've just booked flights for a family holiday, but it keeps asking me to add my ABN to get points for the business account.
Can I add my ABN even though its not a flight for my business and get points to my business account? Is there any consequences if I do?
I'm fine to not add it if its not really allowed, but don't want to miss out on points if its a common thing people do.
Even though its a flight for a family holiday, not a business trip?
Yep, they don't care
If they did, they'd stop me from adding my ABN to family trips I take with my kids… which is pretty obviously not business (although maybe some businesses do involve flying kids around? I dunno)
Doesn't matter.
They promote accruing points on both personal and business accounts …on flights, car hire and accomodation.
Does the inclusion of an ABN have anything to do with the GST treatment of the value of the transaction for both Qantas and the ticket purchaser?
No
Your business will earn up to 40 points for every 100 points your traveller earns. The traveller earns their Qantas Points and Status Credits as usual.# Add your business’ ABN and the traveller’s Qantas Frequent Flyer membership number when you book. That way, your business and the person travelling will earn Qantas Points.
As a Frequent Flyer earn 3 points per $1^ plus your business can earn an additional 1 point per $1 spent.(Hotels)
Earn Qantas Points twice on car rental - 4 points for your business plus 4 points earned as a Qantas Frequent Flyer
Add ABN
Include the ABN associated with your Qantas Business Rewards account in the booking.Add QFF number
Don’t forget to add your QFF number too to earn additional Qantas Points.
You can double dip on business and FF points, they even promote it