General Reimbursements
 General Reimbursements (non-travel)
- Purchases made from personal funds that require reimbursement should be reserved for emergency circumstances, must not cost over $5,000, are subject to review by the assistant vice president for procurement, contracts, and payment services, and may be rejected.
Allowed Reimbursements
- Reference Books & Materials (under $5,000)
- Memberships
- Professional License Fees
- Subscriptions
- Registrations
Disallowed Reimbursements
- Office Supplies
- Computer Hardware and Software
Entertainment and Official Occasion Reimbursement HPB 9.1.1.
- Expenses should support the university's mission and must serve a business purpose.
- An Official Occasion Expense Form (OOEF) must be pre-approved by the department.Â
- Entertainment Expense Limits:
- Average of $100 per person including food, alcohol, tax, and gratuity.
- Gratuities must not exceed 20 percent of the bill subtotal before sales tax.
- Expenses for alcohol may not be the primary expenditure (greater than the total food expense).
Submitting a receipt for reimbursement
- If you made an allowable out-of-pocket expense and are submitting a receipt for reimbursement, please
- enter your item(s) in your lab’s Order Form (found in your lab's purchasing app)
- upload your receipt by dragging your PDF receipt to the left of the line item (row)
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