Updated April 2026
Expense Reimbursement Process & Form (for W-2 employees only)
Coast2Coast Mortgage allows our W-2 employees to claim their expenses without having to pay the company share of 10% on those claimed expenses. Please review below details on submission process, expense examples and calculation examples.
Submission Process:
In order to claim your expenses, the following must be uploaded to C2C Blaze Commission System:
1. Complete and sign Expense Reimbursement Form (see blank form below)
2. All supporting documents (proof of payment / paid invoices)
Examples of allowable expenses:
Here are some common examples of reimbursable business expenses for W-2 Loan Officers that you can include as part of your reimbursement form category section (include a quick description):
- Business-related mileage/travel - Either gas receipts or the current IRS mileage rate [72.5 cents per mile] are acceptable, but not both. If you work in an office, the normal commute from home to work is not a reimbursable expense
- Client appreciation expenses (within company guidelines)
- Marketing and advertising expenses
- Open house materials/signage
- Office supplies
- Printing and postage
- Business-related licensing or renewal fees
- Continuing education/training courses
- Conference or event registration fees
- Business meals/meetings
- Technology/software used for business purposes (if approved)
- Cell phone or internet reimbursement (if company-approved)
- Parking and tolls related to business activity
- Shipping/courier expenses
- Business cards and branded materials
Calculation Examples:
Here is an example of how this will impact your pay:
Commission - $10,000
C2C fee - $995
Gross amount to MLO - $9005.
Company share 10% = $900.50
New Gross amount to MLO - $8104.50.
Example with expenses claimed:
Commission - $10,000
C2C fee - $995
Gross amount to MLO - $9005.
Expenses claimed - $5,000 (deducted from Gross amount above)
Revised Gross amount to MLO - $4005
Company share 10% = $400.50
New Gross amount to MLO - $3604.50
Plus $5000 expenses = $8604.50
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