Is it correct to make a check for a member in charge of an activity in case he (she) is not able to pay for the items by himself (herself)? (and getting the receipts afterwards).
A few years ago, when in a different ward, I needed to buy something for an activity but I didn't have any extra money, so I remember I had to go to the store I was buying the items at, requested a quote for what I needed, took it to the ward clerk and finally got a check payable to the store for the amount quoted (exaclty what I needed to spend). After getting the items I turned the receipt to the clerk and that was it.
Which is correct?
Question about making checks to members (not reimbursements)
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Re: Question about making checks to members (not reimbursements)
As I understand it, either way is acceptable. But I'm not finding much in the way of information explaining how to do an advance.
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Re: Question about making checks to members (not reimbursements)
Found the answer here:
https://tech.lds.org/forum/viewtopic.php?f=46&t=23456
It looks like any way is correct, however, I think just making the check to the member is way easier.
Thank you.
https://tech.lds.org/forum/viewtopic.php?f=46&t=23456
It looks like any way is correct, however, I think just making the check to the member is way easier.
Thank you.