Related to Travel and Entertainment (T&E) expenses, what minimum amount requires a receipt in your organization?  We are in the process of refreshing our T&E policy. Currently all expenses $25 or great require a receipt. We are considering raising this amount, but are curious what other companies currently do.

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CFO in Banking10 months ago

No receipt for $25 or less if using a corporate T&E card. If reimbursement is out of pocket, all receipts required. 

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Enterprise Architect10 months ago

We have no lower limit on the need for receipts.

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Senior Vice President Technology Vendor & Asset Management in Media10 months ago

All and what and absolute waste of time and money. T&E accounts for such a small amount of spend at most companies. 

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Senior Director Talent Management and OD in Retail10 months ago

We don't have a minimum.  All expenses need a receipt.

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VP, Is&T10 months ago

Our minimum is $50USD.

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