Mileage reimbursement rates are determined by the IRS. Charges for gasoline, accessories, repairs, depreciation, anti-freeze, towing, insurance, auto club memberships and other expenditures are ...

Direct Expenses/Costs are allowable, reasonable and allocable as defined by Federal Uniform Guidance 2CFR200 sections 200.403, 200.404 & 200.405. When allowable and reasonable costs are directly ...

One category of costs that should receive special attention is entertainment and meals expenses. OMB (Office of Management and Budget) 2 CFR §200.438 states that "costs of entertainment, including ...

This document is intended to serve as formal guidance for CU Boulder regarding the use of funds from sponsored projects for visa costs in like circumstances. The university is committed to ensuring ...

The IRS has released the 2014 update to its Allowable Living Expense Standards that apply to taxpayers who need to delay full payment of delinquent taxes. The ALE Standards are used to objectively ...

Christian Science is the only church that is allowed by IRS a tax-deduction for prayer.The IRS specifically names Christian Science practitioners Who pray for people at a cost of 20 dollars per day or ...

Generally, meal expenses must involve an overnight stay to qualify for reimbursement. In these instances, the traveler must adhere to the travel regulations outlined earlier for meal reimbursement.

A Tennessee nursing home owner allegedly billed Medicaid more than $2 million in non-allowable expenses, including hundreds of thousands of dollars on personal shopping trips and entertainment.

The parent company of a Tennessee nursing home plans to contest state audit findings that say it inflated expenses to boost Medicaid reimbursements. “We intend to appeal these and we expect our ...