Add Company Expenses
Summary
This guide explains how to add a new company expense, including selecting the employee, entering expense details, and confirming the submission.
In this article
- Before you begin
- Step 1: Access the "Add Expense" option
- Step 2: Enter the company expense details
- Step 3: Confirm and add the expense
- Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Before you begin
- Ensure you have the necessary permissions to add company expenses.
- Make sure you have all required details for the expense (e.g., employee, amount, receipt).
Step 1. Access the "Add Expense" option
- Navigate to the "Expenses" section from your main dashboard.
- Click on the "Add Expense" button to create a new expense.
Step 2.Enter the company expense details
- Select the Employee associated with the expense.
- Choose the Type of expense (e.g., travel, meals, office supplies).
- Enter the Date of the expense.
- Add any items related to the expense (e.g., plane ticket, lunch, office materials).
- Enter the Amount and select the currency.
- Select the applicable Tax Rate for the expense.
- Provide a Description of the expense for clarity (e.g., business trip, client meeting).
- Upload a Receipt or other supporting documentation, if required.
Step 3.Confirm and add the expense
- After entering all the details, click "Confirm" to add the expense.
- The expense will be saved and available for review or approval.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
1.Can I add multiple items under a single expense?
Yes, you can add multiple items under a single expense (e.g., hotel and meals) if they are part of the same expense claim.
2 .What types of expenses can I submit?
You can submit various expense types, including travel, meals, office supplies, and others, depending on your company’s policy.
3.Can I edit the expense after adding it?
Yes, if the expense is still pending approval, you can edit it. Once approved, changes may require further review or re-approval.
4.Is uploading a receipt mandatory?
Uploading a receipt is typically required for validation of the expense, but the requirement may depend on your company’s expense policy.