Originally Posted by
jpsj
Doesn't that mean one client will have to pay a higher portion of the cost? I fly to city A and expense it, but then need to go to city B and then return to my home in city C. The second client would then be on the hook for paying to get me to city B and then also back to city C. The first client only pays to get me to city A.
So your trip is C(home)- A - B - C?
Try booking two tickets... first client is C-A-C and second is A-B-A. Requires a connecting flight home back through city A but with backtracking you can purchase two clean tickets for receipt purposes. Question then becomes risk of booking separate tickets (IRROPS) and potential need for extra hotel night.
Really depends on on your clients requirements for “clean” receipts versus accepting a pro rata portion of the combined ticket (and agreement to whatever proportioning your firm utilizes).