Sarah Blankenship Was Traveling for Business

Sarah Blankenship was traveling for business.She took a cab from the office where she was doing her company assignment to the airport.As she paid the cab driver,she asked for a receipt and the driver insisted that she take two receipts,one that was blank so that she could fill it in and "get a little extra from her company for travel reimbursement." Sarah accepted the blank receipt and wonders if there would be any problem in submitting for reimbursement for an extra cab ride."It wouldn't be a lot," she thinks to herself,"just a little bit that I can say was for purposes of getting to dinner one night while I was there." Which of the following best describes Sarah's situation?

A) The cab driver committed the ethical breach, not Sarah, so she should use the receipt.
B) There are many unreimbursed expenses when you travel for your company, so the extra receipt is a way of recouping those expenses.
C) If Sarah submits the extra receipts for reimbursement she is taking something that does not belong to her.
D) Sarah should save the receipt and use it another time when she forgets to get a receipt.