
1. Payment by State Office Only.
All payments for travel and other reimbursable expenses will be
paid through the CSRP Office by check. No payment will be
made from cash funds at an event or program. All travel plans
must be pre-approved by the CSRP to qualify for travel expense reimbursment.
2. Reimbursement Request
Forms Must Be Used. the CSRP Expense Report form must
be used by anyone requesting reimbursement for travel expenses.
All information requested on the form is required: name, address,
title/position, dates, signature, etc.
3. Original Receipts Requirement.
Expenditures for more than $25 (except for mileage) must be submitted
with an original receipt in order to be reimbursed. For amounts
of $25 or less, when no receipt can be obtained, the person must
detail the nature of the expenditure on the expense report.
4. Meal Expenses. Meal
allowance is $50 per diem. Alcohol is not a reimbursable expense.
Exceptions may be made on an on a case by case basis.
5. Air Travel.
Air travel will be at the lowest coach class airfare available to
the destination. Air travel arrangements are to be made as far in
advance of the date of travel as is possible under the circumstances
to ensure the lowest possible fare.
6. Mileage. Reimbursement
for mileage is the IRS allowance per mile for business
travel (the CSRP Office can advise what the current rate in use
is). Reimbursement is not authorized and will not be paid
for mileage that is less than a 25-mile radius from home.
Mileage reimbursement may not exceed the lowest coach class airfare
to the place of destination.
7. Rental Cars.
Prior to rental of a car, consideration should be given to its required
use and other transportation alternatives. The use of rental
cars is encouraged when the cost of a rental car is less than the
cost of mileage or other means of transportation, such as airport
limousines or taxis. The person may only rent an economy or
compact-sized car, except when 3 or more individuals are traveling
together and using the car. Itemized rental receipts and payment
receipts are required.
8. Timely Submission.
The CSRP Office must receive a Reimbursement Request form within
45 days from the date the expenses are incurred (expenses incurred
in August should be received at the Office no later than September
15th due to the end of the fiscal year).
9.
Approvals. Only the Chairman of the State Referee Committee
(SRC) and
the SRA have the authority to approve expense reports.
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