UTBMS codes / Expense codes
UTBMS Expense Codes (ABA 1997)
24 codes, E101-E124. Published by the American Bar Association (ABA) in 1997.
The original 24 expense codes for disbursements billed to the client, from copying through outside professionals.
When to use it: Expense line items. Most ebilling clients still mandate these E-codes rather than the 2013 X-code revision.
The full list: 24 codes
| Code | Name | Definition |
|---|---|---|
| E101 | Copying | |
| E102 | Outside printing | |
| E103 | Word processing | |
| E104 | Facsimile | |
| E105 | Telephone | |
| E106 | Online research | |
| E107 | Delivery services/messengers | |
| E108 | Postage | |
| E109 | Local travel | |
| E110 | Out-of-town travel | |
| E111 | Meals | |
| E112 | Court fees | |
| E113 | Subpoena fees | |
| E114 | Witness fees | |
| E115 | Deposition transcripts | |
| E116 | Trial transcripts | |
| E117 | Trial exhibits | |
| E118 | Litigation support vendors | |
| E119 | Experts | |
| E120 | Private investigators | |
| E121 | Arbitrators/mediators | |
| E122 | Local counsel | |
| E123 | Other professionals | |
| E124 | Other |
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