Financial Administration
PART II -- Preaudit Steps
B. Travel [Ref. FAP - UW System Travel Regulations (UWSTR) - (F36) ]
In addition to the audit steps in Section A, audit travel expense reports (TERs) for the following:
1. General:
In addition to the audit steps in Section A, audit travel expense reports (TERs) for the following:
1. General:
- All applicable blocks/spaces on the TER are completed.
- Signature of claimant and claimant's supervisor.
- Home or campus address.
- Dates of trip, time of departure and return, point of origin and destination, and mode of travel, when needed to support a claim are indicated.
- Official business purpose of the trip is specifically stated and that acronyms, except those in common usage (e.g., USA), are understandable or explained.
- Purpose of trip is consistent with the expenses claimed.
- Travel advances are appropriately coded in the credit block.
- Travel advance credit does not exceed the amount of the total expenses (debits).
- If the advance is more than the expenses claimed on the TER:
- The employe has refunded the balance. Note on the TER the amount refunded.
- The travel advance (credit) amount equals the total of the expenses (debits) and that the net amount is entered as -0-.
- The employe has refunded the balance. Note on the TER the amount refunded.
- Travel advance credit does not exceed the amount of the total expenses (debits).
- Receipts are original.
- Expenses stated in foreign currencies are properly converted to US dollars.
- Daily chronological itemization of official UW business-related expenses;
- Expenses which are not UW business-related are not claimed;
- Direct-billed expenses are itemized in the direct-billed column of the Travel Expense Report, but are not included in the amount claimed for reimbursement.


