HONORARIUM PAYMENTS
DOMESTIC
An honorarium is a payment for services that traditionally or legally do not require expenses reimbursed. Payment is limited to guest speakers and individuals offering non-commercial services that are not seeking compensation.
BEFORE EVENT: Complete the Honorarium Agreement from the Office of the General Counsel. This form contains all necessary information for a future payment request to be processed.
AFTER EVENT: Submit the agreement along with the Voucher Check requisition and complete chartfield information to the Accounts Payable department.
Qualifications for an Honorarium payment:
- The service is provided on a one-time or highly infrequent basis
- The service provided has no tangible deliverable product, such as a report, an analysis, software code, or a process or assistance with a task (e.g. strategic planning process, meeting planning or facilitation, assistance with an executive search, market research assistance, etc.). Appropriate honorarium services are often event-related, such as a performance or speaking engagement
- Remuneration for such services is not the recipient's primary source of income
- Payment is considered to be a token of appreciation for a service provided, rather than fulfillment of an obligation.
If the service does not meet the above criteria, it must be processed as a Professional Services payment request.
INTERNATIONAL
- Paid from the U.S. (50 States and DC)
- Paid by Faculty while abroad