Business trips are an integral part of many companies’ operations, and with them come certain rights and obligations for both employees and employers. To ensure the process complies with the law and avoids complications, it is important to understand how daily allowances are calculated and how expenses are reimbursed.
WHAT IS A BUSINESS TRIP WITHIN THE COUNTRY?
A domestic business trip refers to travel carried out by an employee on the employer’s order, for the purpose of performing a business task, at a distance greater than 30 km from the place of work.
Before departure, the employer is obliged to issue a business trip order to the employee.
PER DIEMS FOR BUSINESS TRAVEL
A per diems is paid to the employee as compensation for expenses not covered by other forms of reimbursement (accommodation, transport).
ACCOMMODATION COSTS
Accommodation expenses are recognized in the amount stated on the hotel invoice, which must include overnight stay with breakfast.
If the employee does not submit a hotel invoice, accommodation costs will not be reimbursed.
TRANSPORT COSTS
EMPLOYEE OBLIGATIONS AFTER RETURN
Upon return from a business trip, the employee is required, within three days, to:
Why is this important?
Proper record-keeping and calculation of business trip expenses is important not only for legal compliance but also for transparent and efficient business operations.
At Perfectum, we provide support in:
This way, business trips become clear and simple – without administrative burdens.