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27 results for "University Tax Issues"

27 results for "University Tax Issues"

University Tax Issues

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Corporate Card Employment Tax Issues Peoplesoft PCard Travel Reimbursement University Tax Issues

Purchasing Card (PCard)

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Harvard Purchasing Cards ("PCards") are University-liability credit cards issued in the names of authorized, trained individuals to purchase certain eligible goods and services in support of Harvard University business. Corporate Card Employment Tax...

Billing

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Corporate Card Employment Tax Issues Peoplesoft PCard Travel Reimbursement University Tax Issues

Payments

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Corporate Card Employment Tax Issues Peoplesoft PCard Travel Reimbursement University Tax Issues

PeopleSoft

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Corporate Card Employment Tax Issues Peoplesoft PCard Travel Reimbursement University Tax Issues

Corporate Card

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Harvard's Travel and Entertainment Card (also called a Corporate Card) is the primary payment method for travel expenses incurred by Harvard employees. Paid employees who take at least three business trips per year and/or incur entertainment expenses of...

Travel Reimbursement

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HOW TO: Expense Reports: Check payment status for expense reports Determine if my expense qualifies for reimbursement How do I know if my expense is reimbursable (FAQ) Get Reimbursed (GENERAL GUIDELINES) HCOM or Web Reimbursement? Reimbursed through HCOM...

Student Tax Issues

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Resources to better understand education tax credits, deductions and credits. You, or the person who may claim you as a dependent, may be able to take either the tuition and fees deduction or claim a Hope and/or Lifetime Learning credit on your federal...

Hotel Tax

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The University is not exempt, in any case, from Massachusetts Room Tax charged by hotels, motels, and inns. Visit Harvard Strategic Procurement for more information.

Meals Tax Payment - Harvard as Purchaser

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Use these guidelines to better understand Harvard's tax obligation as a purchaser. In Massachusetts, there is a 6.25% sales tax on meals Sales of meals to Harvard faculty and staff are taxable Sales of meals to Harvard students are tax-exempt if: meals...