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Personal Credit Card

Recently I went on a business trip. I do about 4-5 a month. With the economy the way it is we are limited to $10 for breakfast and Lunch and $20 for dinner. I provided a reciept for $20 for dinner, however now my company is asking me for a copy of my personal credit card statement. I don't feel right giving them this information. Do I have to? There is nothing in any of our employee handbooks or the like stating that in this event we are required to do so.


Asked on 11/11/08, 2:11 pm

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Robert F. Cohen Law Office of Robert F. Cohen

Re: Personal Credit Card

Why would it hurt? On a copy, black out your account number, balances, and paste a white paper over other stuff that doesn't pertain to your trip. That way, the only thing they'll have is the charge for dinner.

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Answered on 11/11/08, 4:27 pm


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