The latest in IRS’ war against tax-avoiding tool reimbursement plans means more work for you — and more money out of your company’s pocket.
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Tags: Audits, Employee reimbursements, IRS, Resource, Tax compliance, Tool plans
Get ready for double-digit increases for the expenses traveling employees turn in.
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Tags: Cutting costs, Economic outlook, T&E
Take note: IRS issued the following correction to the new per diem rates it recently released.
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They’re here — and for once you have plenty of time to prepare.
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Tags: Per Diems, Resource, T&E, Tax compliance
With every expense report, you have to check for “non-reimbursable” charges that have been slipped in. Dry cleaning? Seen it. In-room movies? Been there, handled that. But what about hotel charges for
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Tags: Communication, Cost cutting, IRS regs, T&E
The first wave of companies audited for their tool reimbursement plans are about to be joined by many others. See which industries are next on the hit list:
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Tags: Audits, IRS, T&E, Tool reimbursement
Lately, more biz travelers have started heading out a day earlier to snag cheaper airfares. Is that a problem for T&E processing?
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Tags: Cost cutting, T&E
Help for a thorny employee payment/reimbursement issue regarding cell phones may be closer than you thought.
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Tags: IRS regs, Pending legislation, Reimbursement, T&E
IRS’ new business mileage rate of 58.5 cents was a hefty hike. But are other companies actually reimbursing at that rate?
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Tags: Benchmarking, mileage rate, Reimbursement
Everyone’s feeling the pinch of expensive gas, but you haven’t yet seen the worst of what it can do to Accounting.
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Tags: Fringe benefits, Inflation, T&E, Transportation benefits
