Title: | The Digital way of working |
Moderator: | QUARK::LIONEL ON |
Created: | Fri Feb 14 1986 |
Last Modified: | Fri Jun 06 1997 |
Last Successful Update: | Fri Jun 06 1997 |
Number of topics: | 5321 |
Total number of notes: | 139771 |
Maybe someone from accounts can help on this one! For the shuttle service between Logan and La Guardia Eastern Airlines now has a 'value pack' where you can buy 10 coupons for the price of 8. (Panam also has it now, I believe). The savings amount to about $140 for the two free tickets with the pack costing $552. For someone travelling frequently on this route it will make sense to buy the pack. It would also make sense for a company like Digital to do this, maybe at the cost center level; the cost center buys the pack and then as different employees travel they make use of the common coupon book. OR the first one to travel buys the pack and lets subsequent travellers use the coupons. Obviously, the current expense report forms and petty cash procedures do not lend themselves for a simple way to do all this. Has someone already found a simple way to handle business expense reports in this case? How to charge for the book and how to show when the other coupons are used etc. etc.? Thanks for helping save the company some $$$$$$$. Imran
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341.1 | creative accounting | USATSL::MILBERG | Barry Milberg | Tue Jul 07 1987 17:57 | 14 |
Air Atlanta (RIP) had a 'pass' deal for about $1200 for 6 months of unlimited travel. Some of our people who regularly flew between their cities (Atlanta, Tampa, Orlando) had their cost centers buy the pass, since with about 4 round trips, the pass paid for itself. Expenses were filled in with no charge for airfare. Since the expenses roll up to a cost center anyway, the idea of the cost center buying the tickets and distributing them as needed might work. -Barry- |