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JoannaL(Newbie)Newbie
23 Apr 2024

A guest speaker wants the company to pay his airfare. If I arrange and pay his airfare is the cost a third party non-deductible cost? I think I should reimburse him directly for his travel expenses. Am I wrong?

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AriATO(Community Support)Community Support
29 Apr 2024

Hi @JoannaL


It depends. What's the situation and whats their relationship with your company?

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