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B-202906 1 (1982-09-15)

handle is hein.gao/gaobadkps0001 and id is 1 raw text is: % 0 DIGEST: 4. 0 DECISION FILE; B-202906 MATTER OF: Ganesh WASHINGT0 DATE: OlNURAL SBTAT ES1 . C. t20545a September 15, 1982 C. Bhuyan - Relocation Expenses .q 1. Employee, who was authorized a househuntin7 trip in connection with a permanent change of station, claims househunting expenses for his wife and two children. His agency denied the expenses incurred by his children, The agency action was correct since FTR para. 2-4,la does not authorize house- hunting expenses incurred by children of an employee, Agency correctly held that, even though househunting trip was to high rate geographical area, reimburse- ment was limited to highest statutory per diem rate, not actual expenses. However, for trips to and from airport -for househunting trip, employee is entitled to be reimbursed at usual rate for such trips, not reduced househunting mileage rate. 2. Employee and wife traveled to new permanent duty station in two different privately owned vehicles (POV) and claimed mileage expenses at a rate of 20 cents per mile for each POV, and also claimed actual subsistence expenses. The agency reduced claim to 12 cents per mile for one POV and 8 cents per mile for the other based on FTR para. 2-2.3b. The agency also disallowed his claim for reimburse- ment for actual subsistence expenses, and instead authorized per diem based on highest statutory per diem rate, under FTR para. 2-2.3d. The agency action was in accord with provisions of FTR. 3. An employee was authorized quarters subsistence in co a permanent change of duty the record shows that the temporary nnection with station, but employee moved k\ %I Sri 0 1 ' .~0'60 THE COMPTROLLEM O THE L NlTUO I'8 I qq sq Oa33CLI

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