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City employee policy 1405 — Travel and Meeting Expense

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City of Newport News Section 1405 Personnel Administrative Manual Effective July 1, 2023 VIII. PAYMENT METHOD A All purchases must comply with all City Purchasing guidelines and policies, including the City's P-Card Policy and Procedure. B. The use of P-Cards is encouraged for authorized travel expenses including lodging, transportation, or other justifiable business-related travel expenses. City employees that do not have a P-Card but are going on travel can request a Temporary Travel P-Card in accordance with the P-Card Policy and Procedure. C. P-card may NOT be used for meals while on travel, unless travel has been unexpectedly extended or for emergency reasons. If the P-Card is used for meals due to unexpected extended travel or emergencies, the traveler is expected to remain within the per diem guidelines of this Policy. In no case may a P-card be used for meals and incidentals for which a per diem was provided. D. The City's P-Card may be used for non-travel local meeting and training expenses, including non-travel business and employee meals, in accordance with Section VI. E. The City of Newport News generally does not pay Virginia Sales and Use tax within the Commonwealth of Virginia. The City is not exempt from Sales and Use Tax or other local/ state taxes for hotel rooms, car rental, air travel or most meals; however, catered meals for City sponsored functions/ events may be tax exempt. See the City's P-Card Policy and Procedure for additional information. Supersedes/Amends: 1405, 2/1/2023 Approved: City Manager � 1405-13
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