Across
- 2. Employees may wait for one after travel; Grants may claim one after expenditures. Either way, we're getting money back.
- 4. You may call it “Q” because apparently eight letters was too many.
- 5. Three letters for “Maybe someone else already asked Business Office this.”
- 7. Not the last car on the train — an account dimension used in some Early Learning reports.
- 9. A monthly Business Office report where getting older is NOT a good thing.
- 11. Before the consultant works or bills, the agreement needs to be this.
- 15. Official Business Office asset terminology that sounds suspiciously like a dating profile.
- 18. This kind of hotel breakfast surprisingly does NOT reduce your meal per diem.
- 19. Payroll's favorite thing for everyone to submit correctly and on time.
- 20. The periodic Business Office tradition of making sure our stuff still exists
- 22. For agency rental cars, we're boldly going with this company.
Down
- 1. Contract amount: irrelevant. This person's signature: required.
- 3. For purchases that keep coming back for more. No sleeping involved.
- 6. The paperwork consequence of losing that itemized P-Card receipt.
- 8. Purchasing creates it, AP can close it, Budget reports it, and Grants needs to project it.
- 10. A whale of a deal on your commute.
- 12. Business Office is the last INTERNAL contract signature. Who is always FINAL?
- 13. In Accounts Payable, this isn't something issued by a judge.
- 14. You asked. Business Office listened. These are back!
- 16. P-Cards, travel, mileage, grant revisions…apparently Business Office really likes this number.
- 17. Business Office wants these before training, during training…and probably after training too.
- 21. AR says revenue is subject to it, Budget plans for it, Grants calculates it, and Programs hate it.
