Recently a group of employees flew to Orlando for a convention and training. We were advised to post the air fair as training and not travel expense. What accounting rules doses this break?
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Recently a group of employees flew to Orlando for a convention and training. We were advised to post the air fair as training and not travel expense. What accounting rules doses this break?
It doesn't break any accounting rules that I can think of.
As the visit was for more than one purpose the costs might be apportioned, but burying the costs of convention travel in a training account? Question; how large was the convention cost and how large the training cost?
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