Ohio Admin. Code 3344-69-07 - Meals and incidental expenses
(A)
The traveler will
be reimbursed for meals and incidental expenses according to the federal
standard meal allowance (F.S.M.A.) then in effect. Receipts are not required.
When one or more meals are provided, the F.S.M.A. reimbursement must be
adjusted accordingly.
(B)
Allowable reimbursements vary by city. Rates for most
major cities can be accessed from the university's web site.
(C)
Generally, there
will be no reimbursement for meals unless the traveler is away from home over
night. However, with supervisory approval, when the traveler is away from home
for more than twelve hours and lunch is not provided, the traveler may be
reimbursed for the lunch portion of the applicable F.S.M.A. (indicate times of
departure and return on the travel approval and expense
report).
(D)
Reimbursement for the day of departure and the day of
return is equal to seventy-five per cent of the F.S.M.A.
(E)
If the travel is
to more than one location in one day, use the F.S.M.A. for the city where the
traveler has overnight accommodations.
(F)
There will be no
reimbursement for alcoholic beverages.
(G)
Tips and
gratuities are included in the F.S.M.A.
(H)
Actual and
reasonable expenses for a qualified business meal may be claimed for the
traveler and non-university guest(s). The traveler must submit an original
itemized receipt along with an explanation of the business purpose of the
expense. An overnight stay is not required.
Notes
Promulgated Under: 111.15
Statutory Authority: 111.15
Rule Amplifies: 3344
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