Internal labor costs can be capitalized, if they are specifically identifiable and directly related to the completion of the project. Expenses charged to these expenditure types are not capitalized and will require a non-debt funding source. In these cases, non-capitalizable expenses should be coded to Task 121 (a 'non-capital subtask') and to an appropriate expenditure type such as 56065 (Non-capitalizable expenditures), 52240 (Employee Morale), 52310 (Alcoholic Beverages), 52315 (Entertainment), or 52210 (Employee Gifts), as appropriate. If the non-capitalizable costs are approved as part of the project cost by the Board of Trustees or other appropriate approvers and documented on the Form 1, the expenses may be charged to the project, but not capitalized. In these cases, the expenditure types selected should reflect the actual goods or services incurred. Typically, non-capital, discretionary expenditures should be recorded against the department's operating budget rather than the project.

Non-related business trips (business trips that are not directly related to the construction of the asset such as conferences and/or training classes).

Food not associated with a business meeting or working lunch.

Student or employee morale (trips, gifts, or parties).Examples of these costs include, but are not limited to: Projects should expense and not capitalize any costs which do not improve or enhance the functionality of an asset or extend the useful life of an asset.

These expenditures include business (working) lunch meetings as well as food brought into the work site to keep employees/contractors working for a specific project. Receipts & Gifts add_circle remove_circle Receipts & Giftsīusiness food expenditures may be capitalized and included as part of the project cost.Account Balance Reconciliation Attestation.Balance Sheet Accounts Balance Sheet Accounts.Managing Aging and Outstanding Expense Transactions.Revenue & Fund Balance Revenue & Fund Balance.Specific Fund Types Specific Fund Types.Authority to View or Access Financial Data.

Business & Travel Expenses add_circle remove_circle Business & Travel Expenses.Managing the Supplier Relationship and Record.Setting Up a New Supplier or Visitor Payee.Stanford Purchasing Card (PCard) Program.

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