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The corp card will automatically load all the expenses onto the site. You still have to assign the charge code for each expense. Then they pay the card directly
Everything flows through a buffer. The expense tool itself is honestly very well designed and easy to use.
Auto import but you have to code it before it will get paid; if you get lazy amex nails you with past dues fees
Pros vs EY: Deloitte pays it directly so you don't have to worry about loaning the firm money, interest free as you wait for your reimbursement between cc pmts
Cons vs EY: don't get to earn points (I think) and you can't use your card for personal use (in case of an emergency or something) since you can't just 'not expense' certain things
Points available on Deloitte Corp AMEX, you just have to pay for it yourself.
Also possible to use card for personal use... unless you get caught in an audit and have to explain the charges. You may get a nasty gram...
You obviously do not expense the personal charges, just delete them from the buffer and pay AMEX directly. You are still responsible for the charges on the Corp card even tho Deloitte will pay AMEX directly for charges that have been imported and submitted on an expense report. If you are late submitting expenses, you still have to pay AMEX...
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Deloitte Digital 1: that's not how it works for us (Canada). You have to make the payment yourself.
I miss Deloitte. This fax cover sheet nonsense seems a BIT outdated
I hate how we do expenses in Canada. So much easier in the US. At least we’ll be on the same (much better) time entry system soon!