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Supporting Your Travel and Business Expense Reporting
Janet Wyer, Travel Relationship Manager, Procurement Gordon Rule, Business Expense Manager, Procurement
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Faculty Travel Introductory Video
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Faculty Travel Introductory Video
Janet Financial Management Services Financial Management Services
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Things to know Fiancial Management Services September 12, 2017
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Why you want to partner with Stanford Travel
Before Improves your travel experience Stanford policy assistance Supplier partnerships Special negotiated rates Ad hoc waivers/favors Safety & Security Travel Alerts & Assistance Global Entry Full Service Travel Agency Financial Management Services September 12, 2017
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Why you want to partner with Stanford Travel
Before Stanford Travel Ally – Egencia Online booking tool Pre-populated travel profiles Travel arranger access Guest traveler functionality Designated travel agents 24/7 support Specialized international agents Mobile app Fiancial Management Services September 12, 2017
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Why you want to partner with Stanford Travel
Before The Egencia app Available for Android, iPhone, iPad Access itineraries online Flight displays Online check-in Real-time travel alerts Rental car gas reminders/station locations Assist Me agent support Financial Management Services September 12, 2017
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Why you want a Stanford Travel Card
Before Easier payment and streamlined expense reporting Convenient Stanford pays the bill, no out-of-your pocket Allows easy separation of business and personal expenditures Reduces expense reporting burden by up to 70% Required data fed to expense reporting system directly from the bank Reduces your field entry from 39 to 11 Financial Management Services September 12, 2017
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Additional Tips Avoid rejected reimbursement During
No receipt or lost receipts? Travel vs. Business Meals Follow expenditure guidelines for meals Meal Suggested Amount Per Person (including tax, tip and alcohol) Breakfast $12-20 Lunch $18-35 Dinner $36-80 Financial Management Services September 12, 2017
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No receipt or lost receipts?
Additional Tips During Identify alcohol on receipts No receipt or lost receipts? Alcohol may not be: Charged to government accounts included in Indirect Cost Transfers Alcohol Expense Guidance: Limit alcohol expense to an average of $10-15 per person Even rare circumstances should not exceed $25 per person Financial Management Services September 12, 2017
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Additional Tips Separate personal from business expenses During
Spouse Travel? Stanford will only reimburse business portion of your trip Egencia supports proper recording of business vs. personal Taking the burden of proof off of you Financial Management Services September 12, 2017
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Additional Tips Avoid being tax reported After Per federal regulation:
Expenses reported after 60 days of incurring the expense (trip, meals, supplies, etc.), will be reported to the IRS as taxable income. Financial Management Services September 12, 2017
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Re-occurring Issues Multiple transactions for the same trip (travel and reimbursement) Per diem rates and calculations Advances Conference registration on Pcard vs Tcard Not using lowest/economical hotel (no backup comparison documentation) Not using lowest/economical hotel rate (no backup comparison documentation) Hotel rates up to $250 except for Bay Area, NYC, Tokyo - $350 Airbnb rentals Using limos to/from airport for Stanford affiliates (typically one passenger) Zip car local expense type vs travel 52455 Fiancial Management Services September 12, 2017
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Here are reoccurring issues that we see from the approval process
1. Multiple transactions actions for the same trip (travel and reimbursement) 2. Not using the lowest or economical fare or hotel (no back-up documentation for comparison) 3. Not using the lowest or economical (3 star rating) hotel (no back-up documentation for comparison) 4. Limos to/from airport for Stanford affiliates (typically one passenger) 5. Hotel rates up to $250 except for Bay Area, NY, Tokyo - $350 6. Travel versus business meals 7. Zip car local expense type vs travel 52455 8. Advance 9. Airbnb rentals 10. Spouse travel 11. Travel reimbursement from 3rd party but expense initially paid on TCard exceeding or violating University guidelines 12. Egencia 13. Conference registration on PCard vs Tcard 14. Per diem rates & calculations 15. No receipt, lost receipt
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Stanford Travel - Compliance
Record Re-occurring issues: Multiple trx actions for same trip (travel and reimbursement) No using lowest fare for hotel (no back-up documentation for comparison) Spouse Travel? What is difference between travel & business meals? Financial Management Services September 15, 2016
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Stanford Travel Forum –
10:30 – 11:00: New to Stanford Travel? Tips and Tricks to get you started 11:15 – Noon: Booking and paying for Stanford guests and groups Noon – 1pm: Travel Showcase – Meeting representatives from United Airlines, Lufthansa, local hotels, passport & visa services and more 1-1:30pm: Airline pricing volatility - Pulling back the curtain on how airfares really work 1:45 – 2:30: Booking international travel -Understanding international complexities, including passport and visa requirements. Register in STARS
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Thank You!
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