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Have you ever had an expense report returned unpaid along with a request for more supporting information on a travel and entertainment (T&E) expense item? This is a common occurrence because of stringent IRS documentation requirements to support T&E expenses.The information in this article should help you and your employees adequately substantiate your T&E expenses.

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