W. Va. Code R. § 4 - Reimbursement
4.1 Reimbursement
of travel expenses incurred by consultants, contractors and non-employees will
be in accordance with this Policy, unless otherwise specified in the purchase
order or contract with the Office.
4.2 Reimbursement of travel expenses paid
from federal, state and private grants shall be governed by the terms and
conditions of the grant if they differ from those contained in this Policy;
otherwise, this Policy shall govern the reimbursement.
4.3 Travel Expense Reports must be completed
by the Traveler in the Office E-Travel System and have all required receipts
and forms attached before submitting to the Spending Unit.
4.4 The Spending Unit is responsible for
auditing Travel Expense Reports. The E-travel System will contain logic to
assist with policy compliance, but approval of a Travel Expense Report is
required by a Spending Unit Officer to certify the Report meets all criteria
established by this Policy.
4.5
Itemized receipts are required for expenses claimed in excess of $75.00 unless
otherwise specifically addressed in this Policy.
4.6. When a receipt is required, the receipt
must be the valid, itemized receipt issued by the vendor or service provider
documenting the transaction.
4.7
When an acceptable form of receipt is not available, a Traveler shall create,
in paper or electronic form, an itemized list reflecting the goods or services
purchased, vendor name, date of purchase and price. The physical or electronic
signatures of the Traveler and the Spending Unit employee with signature
authority for travel are required, along with whatever receipt or other
documentation is available.
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