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One of vendor has charged my company card more by USD0.03. I have other cash expenses also on the expense report. Is it possible that the excess amount can be paid off from my cash amount rather than I take on vendor to correct it.
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@manjeet00 @DeanR makes a good point. In case that is not the issue, the option to pay off the excess with your cash amount must be configured in your site. It isn't a very commonly used feature though, so most likely it is not turned on. I would suggest speaking to your manager to see if they will approve the .03 overage.
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Hi @manjeet00
We frequently have card charges slightly higher than the invoice amount due to bank transaction fees that the vendor passes on - is that what's happened here?
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@manjeet00 @DeanR makes a good point. In case that is not the issue, the option to pay off the excess with your cash amount must be configured in your site. It isn't a very commonly used feature though, so most likely it is not turned on. I would suggest speaking to your manager to see if they will approve the .03 overage.