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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar

expense as a verb

Is this how american's say that the company will give money back.

Can my invoice be the name of my company? That way I can get it expensed. I have to pay the whole amount to get it expensed.

Thank you for the opinion
  

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Let's say we're at lunch. I ask what my share of the bill is. You say "Don't worry.

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  • Let's say we're at lunch.
  • I ask what my share of the bill is.
  • You say "Don't worry.
  • I'm going to expense this.
  • " Or let's say three of us are working on a project due at 3 pm.
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Let's say we're at lunch. I ask what my share of the bill is. You say "Don't worry. I'm going to expense this. Our conversation was really useful for my project."

Or let's say three of us are working on a project due at 3 pm. It's noon and we're all hungry but we don't have time to go anywhere. I say I'm going to order pizza for us. You say "Make sure you expense it. Jim was already going
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