Submission of false or exaggerated claims
Finance Office
- Payroll Office
- Research Finance Office
- Staff Expenses
- Guidelines for staff
- Checklist before submitting your claim
- Travel Policy
- Subsistence rates - Ireland & U.K.
- Subsistence rates - Elsewhere
- Mileage rates and Motor Insurance
- Expenses between home and place of work
- Advances
- Conference Allowance
- Club Travel
- Travel Insurance
- Submission of false or exaggerated claims
- Forms
- Contacts
- Non-Staff Payments
- Accounts Payable
- Purchasing Unit
- Finance Systems
- General Ledger
- Fixed Asset Register
- Financial Planning and Management Accounting
- Financial Statements
- Policies & Procedures
- Taxation
- Forms
- Risk Management
- Central Handbook
Submission of false or exaggerated claims
The staff expense payments system is open to audit by the University’s internal and external auditors and by the Revenue Commissioners and the Comptroller & Auditor General.
The submission of a false or exaggerated claim is a serious matter which may lead to disciplinary action being taken by the University. In addition, the University auditors, under the Criminal Justice (Theft & Fraud Offences) Act, 2001, are required to inform the Garda of any cases of fraud, irrespective of value, which come to their attention. In addition, all expense payments are subject to requests received under Freedom of Information legislation.