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B-200856 1 (1981-10-05)

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     o               UNITED STATES GENERAL ACCOUNTING OFFICE
                             WASHINGTON, D.C. 20548

                                    October 5, 1981
OFFICE OF GENERAL COUNSEL
                                      In Reply
                                      Refer to:  B-200856




            Mr. Ivan Michael Schaeffer
            Assistant Commissioner
            Transportation and Travel Management
            Transportation and Public Utilities
               Service
            General Services Administration
            425 I Street, N.W.
            Washington, D.C. 20406

            Dear Mr. Schaeffer:

                 Under current travel regulations as interpreted
            by GAO decisions, civilian employees of the Govern-
            ment on temporary duty assignments, who voluntarily
            travel on nonworkdays to a place other than their of-
            ficial duty stations, are reimbursed differently de-
            pending upon whether the employee is authorized a
            flat per diem rate or is reimbursed under the lodgings-
            plus system or paid actual subsistence expenses.

                 Paragraphs 1-7.5c and 1-8.4f of the Federal Travel
            Regulations (FTR) (FPMR 101-7, May 1973) provide that
            an employee on temporary duty may voluntarily return
            on nonworkdays to his official duty station or place
            of abode and be reimbursed for transportation and per
            diem or actual subsistence en route, not to exceed
            the amount which would have been allowed had the em-
            ployee remained at his TDY station.  Howard E. Johnson,
            59 Comp. Gen. 293 (1980); Thomas Anderson, B-200601,
            July 31, 1981.  Where an employee on temporary duty
            travels on his nonworkdays to a location other than
            his headquarters or residence those provisions for
            reimbursement of round-trip transportation and per
            diem or actual subsistence en route are not applicable.
            Lewis T. Moore, B-198827, August 3, 1981.

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