Expense Document Payment Types

Purpose: Use this document as a reference to review Expense Report and Travel Authorization document payment types in ctcLink.

Audience:   Employees or Travelers.

NOTE: Regardless of the payment type used in Travel Authorizations, all expense lines entered will create an encumbrance.

Travel Authorization (TA) Payment Types

Travel Authorization payment types
Fluid page with the Travel Authorization page in the background and the Line Detail pop-up window in front. On the TA page, the Details button within the Details section is highlighted. On the Line Detail window, the Payment Type field is expanded and highlighted.

Expense Report (ER) Payment Types

Expense Report Payment types
Fluid Expense Entry page with the Payment field expanded and highlighted.
Expand or collapse content Employee

Used to identify items that need to be paid out to the Expense user/Traveler. If a traveler has received a Cash Advance, you would select ‘Employee’ as the expense line payment type. The Expense Report needs to generate an Amount Due to Employee, in order for the system to subtract the Cash Advance from the Amount Due and reconcile the Cash Advance.

Employee payment type
Expand or collapse content P-Card

Used to identify items that were paid with a company credit card. These items should be marked as Non-Reimbursable on the Expense Report in Classic Expenses (Employee Self Service > Travel and Expenses > Expense Report > Create/Modify, and Fluid Expenses (Fluid Menu Tile > Employee Self Service > Expenses > Create Expense Report > Add Expense Lines >Exceptions or Receipt Split).

Non-reimbursable items do not flow to the General Ledger.

PCard payment type
Fluid Expense Entry page with the Payment field within the Payment Details section highlighted. The Non-Reimbursable toggle box within the Exceptions section is also highlighted with it set to checked.
Expand or collapse content Pre-Paid

Used to identify items that were pre-paid by Accounts Payable (AP) or other means. These items should be marked as Non-Reimbursable on the Expense Report in Classic Expenses (Employee Self Service > Travel and Expenses > Expense Report > Create/Modify, and in Fluid Expenses (Fluid Menu Tile > Employee Self Service > Expenses > Create Expense Report > Add Expense Lines > Exceptions or Receipt Split).

Non-reimbursable items do not flow to the General Ledger.

Pre-paid payment type
Fluid Expense Entry page with the Payment field within the Payment Details section highlighted. The Non-Reimbursable toggle box within the Exceptions section is also highlighted with it set to checked.
Expand or collapse content Taxable Fringe Benefit AP

Used to identify items that are considered a taxable fringe benefit and should be paid out through an AP pay cycle like a regular T&E reimbursement: these items should be marked as reimbursable on the Expense Report.

taxable fringe benefit ap payment type
Expand or collapse content Taxable Fringe Benefit PY

Used to identify items that are considered a taxable fringe benefit and should be paid out through the standard Payroll process and not through T&E: these items should be marked as non-reimbursable on the Expense Report.

taxable fringe benefit payroll payment type

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