The difference between conference fee and hospitality fee.

1. Hospitality is the expenses for eating, drinking, using and playing when receiving business units and individuals. Its consumers are individuals from other units, not employees of this unit, in order to maintain good external relations.

2. Meeting expenses are related expenses incurred by the unit for holding the meeting. Enterprises often have to pay for dining, renting conference rooms, resting and lodging rooms in rented hotels or guesthouses, and these fees are often charged as conference fees. When collecting conference fees, the attachment of accounting vouchers should include conference documents (topics, time, participants, fee standards, etc.). ) and related sign-in forms, reimbursement invoices, etc. Otherwise, the tax authorities will think it is hospitality. The conference fee can be paid according to the facts before tax.