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B-177593 1 (1973-05-18)

handle is hein.gao/gaobaaduz0001 and id is 1 raw text is: COMPTROLLER GENtRAL OF THE UNITCD STATES ( 'v, VWASFII4TON.0a. z05a W177593 JMay 18, 1973 Hr. H, A9 Leiber4 Authorized Cortifyina Officer Federal Highway Administration United States Department of Transportatk.on 1000 North Globe Road Arlington, Virginia 22201 Dear Hr. Leibort: We refer further to your letter of November 27, 1972, reference 15-05,2, which transmitted for our advance decision a voucher involving travel expenses in the amount of $64.50 for Donald L, Nouann, You indicate that Hr. Neumann was scheduled to perforri teporary duty at points in Louisiana away from his petanent duty station in Arlington, Virginia, to begin on September 25, 1972, and that he was authorized to take annual leave at St, Loui, IRinsouri, for the period ( September 18 through 22, 1972, while en routQ to Louiaiana. llowever, on September 19 while on annual leave in St. Louiv H1r. leumnan was notified that his temporary duty had been canceledlind he was directed to return by %eptember 25 to his permanent station for duty. In his voucher Ir. N-Heaann states that ie paid the e%:cess tare for travel via St. Louis, Missouri, which apparently amounted to 35 ($114 one-way air fare via the indirect route less $79 the direct *route nir fare). lie states iurthrr that the return fare from St.. Louis was paid for by turning in the ,'nused part of the original one-way ticket plus personr.1 funds. Porconi! funds used apparently amounted to $8, the value of the ticIet turned in bein; $53 ($114 less $61, the St. Louts to Washington fare) and the coat of the tichet from St. Louis to Washinston beina, $61. Since the direc;t route coats for the travel originally authorized would have been at lceat $179.50 consisting of $158 air fare plus $21.50 taxi fares, 11r. ieuma.nn claims reimbursment for the full cost of the travel an performed. His claim for $64.50 apparently represento $35 for excess fare initially laid, $8 for the cost of the return flight which was paid in cash, and $21.50 for taxi fares between residence and -irport. Ile also indicates on his voucher that he would not have traveled to St. Louis for leave but for the teiporary duty ai-signment, We havc eoniLtontly held that an employee aosigned to temporary duty who dcpartr prcr.mcuroly for an alternate destinatieu on authorized e too r,r IL r V e-- 62 CUM. GC., IJEST DOCUMENT AVAILABLE

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