Expense-A-Steak: Expense Report Generator(expenseasteak.com)
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Expense-A-Steak: Expense Report Generator
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I think I'd rather explain the steak than 37 compressed air bottles.
I'm also surprised you can't enter your own credit card number's last four digits.
I think I'd rather explain the steak than 37 compressed air bottles.
I'm also surprised you can't enter your own credit card number's last four digits.
FWIW, though it came later, I think Smith and Wollensky's Steak For Stock program is cleverer. Enter the ticker of the stock you just got in lieu of a cash bonus and based on the previous closing price it will tell you what you can get.
Try it: http://www.steakforstock.com/
eg - GS (Goldman) - 1 Sirloin, 1 Porterhouse, Shrimp Cocktail C (City) - 1/2 Order Creamed Spinach
Read about it: http://adage.com/adages/post?article_id=141902
Try it: http://www.steakforstock.com/
eg - GS (Goldman) - 1 Sirloin, 1 Porterhouse, Shrimp Cocktail C (City) - 1/2 Order Creamed Spinach
Read about it: http://adage.com/adages/post?article_id=141902
GOOG: $539.32
1 Double Sirloin
1 Porterhouse
1 14 oz. Lobster Tail
1 NY Sirloin
1 Filet Oscar Style
Prime Rib of Beef
American Lamb Chops
1 Halibut
S&W Lobster Cocktail
Sauteed Spinach
Mixed Green Salad
Soup Du Jour
Baked Potato
BRK-A: $114105
2 Double Sirloins
1 Porthouse
2 14 oz. Cold Lobster Tails
1 NY Cut Sirloin
1 Dover Sole Meuniere
1 Cajun Marinated Rib Steak
1 Colorado Rib Steak
1 Sirloin
1 Sliced Steak Wollensky
1 Filet Oscar Style
1 Roasted Veal Chop
1 Filet Mignon w/ Roquefort
1 King Salmon
1 Red Snapper
S&W Lobster Cocktail
Shrimp Cocktail
Creamed Spinach
Asparagus Vinaigrette
Wild Mushrooms
Wollensky's Famous Split Pea Soup
Onion Rings
Broccoli
2 Baked Potatoes
Dessert
how about this; you give me the share and I'll treat you 2 of everything on this list?
I put in $10,000.00, and it came back w/ receipts for ~$4500 in yellow toner and ~$3500 in Air-In-A-Can.
How would one defend this during an audit? "We had a company wide chicken-colored, jet paper airplane contest. The paper we already had on hand, we just needed to pickup the coloring and the jets"
How would one defend this during an audit? "We had a company wide chicken-colored, jet paper airplane contest. The paper we already had on hand, we just needed to pickup the coloring and the jets"
Hilarious... although I think I would get a few questions about why I needed 12 toner cartridges and a laser printer.
At first i thought this was pretty awesome, but it doesn't change any dates and basically bundles everything into laser print cartridges. It should at least change the dates on the receipts. A- idea, C+ execution. Another 2 hours of coding would have made all the difference.
I think it's a clever marketing tool, not an actual tool for committing fraud...
Wow, a little harsh for a funny little app, don't you think?
Internet humour is Serious Business.
Right now it's bundling everything into wire desk trays and corrective fluid, so it's not like it never changes.
In related news, a NYC Councilman, recently indicted for corruption, is alleged to have taken a $7 receipt for a soda and bagel sandwich, doctored it to look like a $177 receipt, and submitted it for reimbursement. This was part of his technique to siphon money out of a political club that he controlled (bribe money was allegedly disguised as donations to the club) into his pockets.
Maybe he should have gone for the fake toner and compressed-air receipts instead.
http://tpmmuckraker.talkingpointsmemo.com/2010/02/ny_council...
Maybe he should have gone for the fake toner and compressed-air receipts instead.
http://tpmmuckraker.talkingpointsmemo.com/2010/02/ny_council...
wow! this is genius. would have definitely come in handy during my consulting days instead of fishing around for blank cab service receipts. brilliant marketing gimmick as well.
Hilarious and totally credible!
Also, the book store receipt has listed as a purchase "Sunday is the New Monday and Other Tips for Giving 111% at Work"