If a traveler pays for the registration fee from personal
funds, reimbursement may be made after the travel is complete.
The cost of taxis and other local transportation to and
from hotels, airports or railroad stations in connection with business
activities is reimbursable. Rental cars may be utilized if the business
purpose is documented.
Business Phone Calls
Travelers will be reimbursed for business phone calls:
- That are reasonable and necessary for conducting
business, and
- When documentation is attached to support the charge.
Travelers will be reimbursed for the cost of internet
connections for the purpose of administering university business.
Reimbursement will be allowed for other expenses under the
following circumstances:
- Parking and tolls
- Shipping of university materials not carried by the
traveler
- Baggage handling
- Business expense such as copying and fax
- Currency conversion fees
- Gratuities
- Ground transportation (used for business)
- Laundry if in travel status more than five days
- Hotel gyms
- Alcohol
- In-room movie and mini-bar charges
- Laundry (unless traveler is in travel status for five
or more days). Receipts are required.
- Parking fines or speeding tickets
- Child or pet care
- Travel expense or meals of other persons, such as
spouse, traveling with the employee for personal reasons
- Food in excess of daily allowance
- Event tickets
- Taxis or other transportation to and from personal
events
- Commuting expense between your home and Official
Headquarters.
- Additional transportation, hotel or other expense for
vacation related travel in connection with business travel (taken before,
during or after business trip)
- Entertainment
- Personal phone calls
- Recreation expense
- Airline Club memberships
- Upgrades
- “no show” charges
- Credit card delinquency assessments, credit card
annual fees
- Medical expenses
- Lost baggage
- Magazines, newspapers, unless specific business
purpose is indicated
- Theft or loss of advance funds, personal funds or
other personal property
- Snacks unless in lieu of a meal
- Personal health and hygiene items
- Outside activities offered as a part of the conference
- Dues in private clubs
- Insurance costs, including baggage, flight and life
insurance
- Massages, saunas, spa
- Personal automobile repairs