Thanks for the replies and apologies if I didn't convey the scenario appropriately. I have monthly expenses within the company and submit a typical expense report and I am appropriately reimbursed dollar for dollar. The product I speak of is a phone system license. They simply do not sell directly and require a "partner program" with them to be able to purchase their licenses. That's not an uncommon scenario, it's like wholesale vs retail. My company could buy from another reseller, but then that reseller would have to support the product. With me becoming a reseller, I can now support the product that my company is using. I don't have an issue or a question with that part.
With me being a reseller of this phone system license, I get a 25% discount on the product as do all resellers. That's 25% discount lower than market value, just like wholesalers get cheaper prices then resell those products in their retail stores. So I'm trying to figure out if there is a legitimate way for me to keep that 25% margin as personal profit without having to create an LLC or something to sell the product to the company I work for. Does that make sense, or am I just trying to create a sketchy scenario, and the only real way to do that would be to actually sell that license to my employer?
