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DocumentationIn order to request reimbursement from a Revolving Fund, individuals must provide a valid original receipt for allowable expenses made with their personal funds on behalf of the University.
ReceiptsOriginal receipts are required. A receipt should include the following information:
The vendor name must be stamped or printed on the receipt. The date, amount and description may be handwritten if necessary. Bank FeesFor Bank fees, including minimum balance fees, overdraft fees, and purchasing a book of checks, include a copy of the bank statement showing the fees. Credit Card PurchasesThe ProCurement card is recommended for credit card purchases. Original receipts are required for items purchased with a credit card. Credit card statements are not an acceptable substitute for a receipt. However, a credit card statement pair with an invoice is acceptable. A perjury statement can be used if a receipt is not available. Key DepositsA slip signed by the recipient showing that the deposit was returned. Internet or mail purchasesThis can include items purchased via the internet, conferences, subscriptions, licenses, etc. Include two pieces of documentation. One shows what was purchased. This can be a copy of the invoice, screen print, or confirmation email. The other shows proof of purchase. This can include a copy of the canceled check or a copy of a credit card statement. If a screen print or email shows both that an item was purchased and that it was paid for that is sufficient. InvoicesAn invoice by itself is not sufficient. It needs to be paired with a proof of payment. This can include a copy of the canceled check or a copy of the credit card statement. Invoices – Paid InvoiceA paid invoice shows a payment and a zero balance. This is an acceptable substitute for a receipt. Lost, unavailable or incomplete receiptsThe purchaser may complete a perjury statement and have it signed off by an administrator. MileageInclude a mileage log. Miscellaneous items purchased while traveling require receipts. Partial reimbursementsIf only a portion of the receipt is being reimbursed, highlight the reimbursable items. Calculate and note the amount of sales tax reimbursed. Subject PaymentsSee the subject payments page University Book StoreA full reimbursement is given if an original white receipt is given. We will deduct 10% if a yellow receipt is turned in. This is because a white receipt can be turned in for a 10% discount. There are a few exceptions to this rule. A yellow receipt will not have 10% taken off if the receipt clearly states that the 10% discount has already been deducted. Furthermore some purchases are not eligible for the rebate including computers, stamps, gift cards, and apple products. Again, 10% will not be deducted in those instances.
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