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New York State Travel
Vouchers may be printed from Oracle self-service web applications. Travel
vouchers for non-state employees may be completed on NYS Travel Vouchers
outside the Oracle system.To ensure timely processing,
Requests for Travel Advances must be received in theTravel department
ten (10) business days prior to travel departure date.
The following travel
forms are available for downloading and printing usingAdobe
Acrobat Reader:-
New
York State Department of Taxation and Finance Exemption Certificate For
Tax On Occupancy Of Hotel Rooms (Form ST-129)
City
of New York Exemption Certificate For Tax On Occupancy Of Hotel Rooms
SUNY
Tax Exemption Certificate From Florida Department of Revenue
SUNY
Tax Exemption Certificate From Maine Department of Revenue
SUNY
Tax Exemption Certificate From Missouri Department of Revenue
SUNY
Tax Exemption Certificate From New Jersey Department of Revenue
SUNY
Tax Exemption Certificate From North Dakoda Department of Revenue
SUNY
Tax Exemption Certificate From Rhode Island Department of Revenue
To request the following
forms please contact the Travel Department:
-Request and Authorization for Travel - (must be submitted for all trips)
-New York State Travel Voucher, Form AC 132
-New York State Travel Voucher Instructions
-New York State Private Vehicle Mileage Reimbursement, Form AC 160
-New York State Application For Travel Advance, Form AC 1214
-New York State Travel Voucher, Form AC148
-New York State Statement of Automobile Travel, Form AC160
AMEX CAMPUS CORPORATE
TRAVEL CARD PROGRAM DISCONTINUEDThe campus corporate
travel card program ends on June 30, 2002. AMEX travel cards will not
be valid after that date, even if cards are embossed with later expiry
dates. All cards should be returned to the Business Office, Room 512,
by July 1, 2002. For more information
on this, see Memo
Regarding Campus Discontinuance of American Express Corporate Travel Card
dated June 14, 2002
Per Diem Meals and Lodging
Office Of State Comptroller per
diem rates and allowable
expenses
Travel Regulation Changes
-Although receipts are no longer required for incidental expenses (tolls,
parking, and local bus and train fares) under $75, travellers must provide
the date, item and cost for each incidental expense (e.g., 3/19/05: Toll
$3.00).
-All meals associated with overnight travel will be reimbursed at the
per diem rate for the area of assignment and based upon the departure
and arrival times. Receipt requirements are eliminated.
-Actual, reasonable
costs incurred between the employee’s home and a transportation terminal
will be reimbursed.
-Unreceipted meal allowances for non-overnight travel have been increased
to $5 for breakfast and $12 for dinner.
Travel Times and
Meal Reimbursement
Breakfast
Employees will be allowed reimbursement for breakfast if they have to
leave at least one hour before their normal work starting time. For example,
if their regular work hours were 8 A.M. to 4 P.M., they would be entitled
to breakfast on the day the trip starts if they have to leave before 7
A.M.
Dinner
Employees are allowed reimbursement for dinner if they return at least
two hours later than their normal work ending time. For example, if their
regular work hours were 8 A.M. to 4 P.M., they would be entitled to dinner
reimbursement if they return after 6 P.M.
Day Trips
Employees in travel status for day trips are allowed breakfast and dinner
reimbursements based on the departure and arrival times of the trips.
For non-overnight travel, an employee may claim the unreceipted meal allowance,
(the rate effective October 1, 1998 is $5.00 for breakfast and $12.00
for dinner) or actual expenses up to the federal maximum meal allowance
with a receipt. The IRS considers all meal reimbursements not associated
with overnight travel taxable.
Overnight Trips
For breakfast on the first day or dinner on the last day of an overnight
trip, travelers may claim the federal per diem allowance for the area
of assignment. Receipts are not required.
State
Funded Travel Procedure
All vouchers must be submitted to the Travel Office within 10 business days upon the completion of the trip.
All airline*, train
and bus reservations for state funded travel must be booked
through a State authorized travel agent certified through the Office of
General Services State Contract.*Noncontract air bookings
are allowable under these exceptions: an emergency; when the non-contract
fare saves $200 or more per round-trip ticket; or when contract flights
would require the traveler to incur unncessary overnight lodging costs.
When an exception occurs the following form should be submitted to the
Business Office Travel Department:Air
Travel Services Contract Exception AuthorizationEffective December
6, 2007 the authorized travel agency for the Broome
County region:
Plaza Travel
and Accessories, Vestal, NY - Telephone (607) 729-2225
Effective December
6, 2007 New York State Travel Agent Contractor transaction fees for
the Broome County region are:
Travel
Agent Airline
Transaction Fee |
Train/Bus
Transaction Fee |
| Plaza Travel
$15.00 |
$0 |
The following procedure
should be used by travelers for the booking and reimbursement of air travel:
The traveler must
complete the campus Request and Authorization for Travel, securing
the appropriate approvals and identifying POETS (Oracle System), and/or
any other source of funding.
The completed
Request and Authorization for Travel (clearly indicating the request
for an airfare control number, contact person and telephone number),
should be sent or delivered to the Business Office.
Upon receipt of
the travel authorization, the travel unit will assign an airfare control
number to the request and contact the designated person named on the
request with that number, which can then be used as authorization.
The traveler or
designated person named on the authorization will contact one of the
authorized travel agencies shown above, providing the agency with
the airfare authorization number and making appropriate air arrangements.
The approved Travel
Agencies, through Visa Citibank, will centrally bill the campus
on a monthly basis.
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The Business Office
will then charge the appropriate State account and/or bill the non-State
portion, if applicable.
Voiding State Funded
Airfare Tickets: Time Limits
- Travel Agents may
void tickets up to midnight one business day after the date of ticket
issue.Airline customers
may void tickets up to 24 hours after the reservation is made with the
airline.
- After these times,
the ticket may no longer be voided.
VEHICLES
State Vehicle Use Liability
Rental Vehicle Use and Liability
Personal
Vehicle Liability Non-Livery
and Non-Taxi Drivers For Hire
If you have travel
questions, please contact Travel staff
members.
updated 10/01/07 |