This list is not all-inclusive.  Travelers should use prudent judgment and remember that all travel expense accounts are open to the public and must be able to sustain the test of public review.

• First Class Airline Tickets

• Memberships in clubs for pleasure or recreation

• Airline club memberships

• Annual fees for personal credit cards

• Auto repairs for personal vehicles

• Baby sitting

• Barbers and hair salons

• Golf fees, ski lift tickets, etc.

• Frequent flyer upgrades

• Health club facilities

• Limousines (unless cost effective and for business purpose)

• Theft of personal property or funds

• Movies (in flight or room)

• Mini bar refreshments

• “No show charges” for hotel or car rental

• Personal entertainment

• Pet care fees

• Insurance fees such as LDW, PAI, and CDW for employees

• Optional travel insurance including flight insurance or additional costs for refundable tickets

• Books for classes (unless they remain property of State)

• Snacks or refreshments unless they meet requirements in (Food & Beverages Procedures)

• Non-business related newspapers or magazine subscriptions

• Tuxedos or other formal wear

• Clothing (non-uniform) or repairs to clothing damaged in the workplace

• All expenses related to personal negligence of the employee, such as parking tickets or traffic fines

• Holiday decorations

• Alcoholic beverages

• Charitable contributions

• Gifts

• Meals or travel for family members

• Navigation systems