<prompt> Human: Many of us have corporate cards in our name - under the company account. It states that it is a company card with the company name and does not appear on our personal credit reports. We did not have to fill out personal applications to get the cards.I am dealing with the following situation now: Our accounts department manager has told my co-worker that they meant to pay 2,600 down on his credit card, but paid 26,000 by accident. Bank of America issued a refund on the payment but they made it out to my co-worker, not the company. The accounts manager claims that they will only make the refund out to whoevers name is on the card and wants him to deposit the check in his personal account and then write a new check back to our employer.Does this sound sketchy? I am his supervisor and I have told him not to do it yet until we get more information. I told them that this does not seem acceptable and that I am not going to ask him to funnel 26,000 through his personal account until we sort it out.The accounts department is pissed at me for directing him not to do it. Id like to find some more information about this before moving forward. Has anyone else ever heard of anything like this happening.The company is relatively small and the people that run it do not always seem fully educated on how to properly run a business and manage money.  <response>: Cant he just sign the check over via endorsement? 