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B-211243 1 (1983-08-25)

handle is hein.gao/gaobadcae0001 and id is 1 raw text is: FILE: B-211243 DATE: August 25, 1983 MATTER OF: Lucius Grant, Jr. DIGES 1. r: An employee who uses his mobile home for lodging while on temporary duty may not include $600 rental payment allegedly made to himself in computing the lodgings portion of his per diem allowance even though he claims that the mobile home is held for rental purposes. If the employee submits documentation to establish that the property is held. and used as a rental unit and would otherwise have been rented out during period of his claim, allocable interest and taxes. incurred, if any, may be included in determining lodging costs. 2. Absent evidence that the claimant terminated a television lease agree- ment with option to purchase at end of temporary duty.assignment he may not include cost of renting the television in the computation of the lodgings portion of his per diem allowance. Payments on personal property for the purpose.of eventual ownership are not within the purview of lodging costs recognized as reimbursable. Mr. Lucius Grant, Jr. requests reconsideration for our .,Claims Group's February 28, 1983 denial of his claim for additional per diem. We find that his claim must be disallowed on the basis of the record presented. Mr. Grant's permanent duty station is Robins Air Force ..Base, Georgia. He.reported for temporary duty at Charleston Air Force Base, South Carolina, on August 10, 1981. He ob- tained lodging in a local motel during the period August 10 through September 10, when he moved 'his mobile home from land he owns in Georgetown, South Carolina, to rented space at a North Charleston address. Mr. Grant occupied these quarter until his temporary duty was completed on Decem- ber 18, 1981. He was paid per diem at the rate of $33 a day for the period of his temporary duty assignment. The iPUBLISHED DECISO1N /62 %Comp G 6 645 HE: CMPTPOLL- CjErA 090ISION i!r 0F THE UNITE~o GTATrIW Al,. WAS HINGTO N. D. C. 205483

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