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Review employee expense reports against our expense policy

Checks expense reports line by line against policy and tax rules, then drafts clear, consistent responses for rejections.

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The prompt

Help me review employee expense reports against our expense policy. Our expense policy: [PASTE relevant sections - per diems, meal limits, travel class, alcohol, mileage rate, receipt thresholds, approval rules] Expense reports to review: [PASTE - employee, date, merchant, category, amount, receipt Y/N, business purpose, attendees] Country/state: [LOCATION - affects tax treatment of reimbursements] For each line: - Check receipt requirement, limits, allowed categories, and that the business purpose and attendees are stated. - Flag duplicates (same amount and merchant on two reports or two employees), personal items, split charges that avoid a limit, weekend or vacation-date expenses, and mileage that looks inconsistent. - Flag items that may need special tax treatment (e.g. entertainment vs. meals, gifts, items that could be taxable to the employee) as [CONFIRM TAX TREATMENT]. Return: 1. A table: Employee | Line | Amount | Issue | Policy section | Recommended action (approve / approve with note / reject / need info). 2. Totals: approved, rejected, on hold. 3. Short, polite messages to each employee with a rejected or held item, citing the policy section. 4. Policy gaps: rules that were unclear or missing, with suggested wording. Apply rules the same way to everyone, including senior staff. A flag is not an accusation - ask before assuming misuse.

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What to fill in

  • LOCATION - affects tax treatment of reimbursements
  • CONFIRM TAX TREATMENT

How this prompt is built

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