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Buy nowThis is actually TERRIBLE advice.
To the IRS, and to an accountant, there is a difference between:
* a normal expense and a reimbursable expense
* income (revenue) and reimbursement
When properly documented, reimbursable expenses and reimbursements are completely non-taxable.
The "vendor" recording those, does NOT record them according to the normal tax category. The "client" does!
Thus, these literally are pass-through costs (done by the "vendor" for the convenience of the "client") and do not change your company total revenue, or P&L.
ALL of this must be properly documented, or the IRS *will* treat it as normal revenue and expense.
AND it's even trickier if this is an employer/employee relationship.