Articles by Tom Hardej

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Incidental expenses: Definition, examples, and tax rules
Incidental expenses are small, unplanned business costs like tips, parking, and Wi-Fi fees, with a $5-a-day federal incidentals rate and IRS receipt rules.

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Expense approval process: How it works and how to automate it
Expense approval is the workflow companies use to review, authorize, and reimburse employee purchases while keeping spending within policy.

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How to automate expense reporting in 5 steps
Automated expense reporting uses software to capture, categorize, route, and reconcile employee expenses, replacing manual spreadsheets and email chains.

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Recurring vs. non-recurring expenses: Key differences
Recurring expenses repeat on a fixed schedule, while non-recurring expenses are one-time or irregular costs that affect budgeting, cash flow, and reporting.

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Best corporate card expense management software in 2026
Corporate card expense management software tracks, codes, reconciles, and controls business card transactions, receipts, approvals, policies, and accounting.

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AI expense management: A complete guide
AI expense management uses artificial intelligence & OCR to capture receipts, categorize spending, enforce policy, and flag fraud without manual entry.
