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...
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...
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...
For Tax Compliance, please visit our new site https://tax.oc.finance.harvard.edu/ Please note: Harvard as an institution does not advise on any personal income tax requirements or issues. Use of any information from this site or any other web site...
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...
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.
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...