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A Per Diem is a daily allowance for meals and incidentals a field worker can use when traveling for their Reliant role for a period of 5 or more days. Some examples of when you might want to request a Per Diem include:
IncidentalsIncidentals are small expenses related to travel that may be difficult to track and itemize on a reimbursement form. These include:
Spouse and children's costs are also eligible for Per Diem. A spouse's Per Diem may be taxable and recovered through an Expense Recovery Bonus (ERB) if the spouse is not a Reliant field worker or is not serving in a ministry role on the trip. Children's Per Diem costs are taxable and recovered through an ERB.
General Per Diem RateReliant requests that a field worker only requests the amount of Per Diem necessary for their actual meal and incidental expenses. For Reliant field workers traveling 5 days or longer (within the US), the Per Diem rates are as follows.
Additional ApprovalsPlease use the designated box on the Per Diem form to confirm that you have discussed the trip with your supervisor and that they approve of the trip. If the expense is for a project fund, please share the form with an authorized signer of the fund and ask them to add approval before submitting the form to the Reliant reimbursement team. The Reimbursements Team may notify the program team or request further approval from a Reliant Central Program Team Lead. This means that your liaison or another member of the program team may reach out to you or your supervisor for additional details, update a job description, or request another form such as the Travel Notification Procedure. Submission & Processing
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