Time, Fees and Expenses > Creating and working with Expense Entries


Creating and working with Expense Entries


You can create Client-recoverable Expenses from the BILLING side of Amicus. For example, choose File > New > Expense Entry from the menu in any Billing-side module.

Filling in the Expense Entry details

Fill in details as desired:

File – Enter the name of the file

Date – Enter the date of activity

Reference number  – Enter a reference number (optional)

To – Enter the Vendor

Expense Code  – Select an expense code (optional) from the dropdown list

Hard Cost/Soft Cost flag—Hard Cost refers to "out-of-pocket" expenses, such as courier fees, private investigator charges, and court transcript fees. Soft Cost refers to other expenses, such as telephone calls and in-house photocopying.

Quantity, Unit Price, and Total cost, depending on how the Expense Code has been defined by your Administrator

Description – Add an activity description (optional)

Billing Behavior – Select an option from the pull-down list. The options are Bill, No Charge - Show on Bill and No Charge - Don't Show

When finished, click OK or Save & New.

Editing Expense Entries

In general, an Expense Entry may be edited until it is included on a posted Bill. If it is on a Draft Bill, it can be edited only from the Draft Bills view of the Create Bills dialog. If it is on a Final Bill, the Bill must first be sent to Draft.

 

Related Topics

Time, Fees and Expenses

Creating Time Entries

Working with Time Entries

Managing edits to time entries

Setting a default profile for Fees and Expenses

Importing Fees and Expenses from CSV

Reviewing Time Entries & Expenses

Searching Time Entries

Mass change to Time Entries


Amicus Billing User Help (April 2024)