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I am pretty sure that putting leisure travel on your expenses is considered fraud.
by pluijzer 3y ago
I am pretty sure that putting leisure travel on your expenses is considered fraud.
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- Thoeu388 3y agoNot really. I can visit conferences, apply for new gigs, market research... There are limits, but if you are not greedy, it is perfectly fine. Bringing gf, renting cars, beach stay... would ruin it.
- quickthrower2 3y ago> Bringing gf, renting cars, beach stay... would ruin it. Not only that, it might not be tax deductible!
- jagged-chisel 3y agoThought that’s what they meant by “ruin it.”
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- thrawa8387336 3y ago[flagged]
- TremendousJudge 3y agoit was a boomer "ball and chain" joke
- quickthrower2 3y agoSorry it was a lame joke. You shouldn't be downvoted (downvote my joke instead people)
- haspok 3y agoThese are not "leisure travel" though. I guess for some people private life and business life are so intwined they no longer know the difference.
- illwrks 3y agoI was about to say the same thing until I read your comment. 100% agree, for some the line between work and leisure is very blurred.
- ghaff 3y agoIt varies by trip but if I take a business trip somewhere interesting I'll routinely tack on some personal time. But, even if I'm not adding days, I'll try to make a little time to explore a place.