reimbursable

Can be repaid

Reimbursable describes expenses or costs that can be paid back, typically by an employer, insurance company, or other institution.

When an expense is reimbursable, you pay out of pocket first and then submit documentation to recover the amount.

Travel costs are reimbursable up to $500 per trip.

The term appears frequently in corporate policies, grant agreements, and insurance documents to specify which expenditures qualify for repayment.

expense

receipt

Written payment acknowledgment

meals · travel · supplies · equipment · transportation · conference · training · subscriptions · professional fees · parking

payment

disbursement

Distribution of funds

prepayment · advancement · billable · payable · chargeback · direct deposit · wire transfer · check · voucher · claim

accounting

ledger

Financial record book

reconciliation · auditing · compliance · GAAP · allocable · chargeable · cost center · expense report · documentation · substantiation

compensation

stipend

Fixed regular payment

tuition · childcare · wellness · commuter benefits · professional development · membership dues · certification · licensing · continuing education

tax

deduction

Conclusion from premises

business expense · Schedule C · self-employed · itemize · qualified · eligible · taxable · non-taxable · IRS · documentation

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payment recovery eligibility

reimbursablenonreimbursable

Cannot be paid back

unreimbursable · non-refundable · ineligible · unrecoverable · disallowed

financial burden permanence

reimbursableout-of-pocket

Paid from personal funds

self-funded · personal expense · sunk cost

Family

reimburse, reimbursement, reimbursed, reimbursing, reimburses, reimbursements, reimbursers, unreimbursed

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