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B-183792 1 (1975-08-04)

handle is hein.gao/gaobadckj0001 and id is 1 raw text is: o .C THE COMPTROLLER GENERAL DECISION . OF THE LVNITEO STATES WASHINGTON. 0.C . 2054B AUG 4 1975 7y FILE: DATE: AU - 9 t B-183792 MATTER OF: Glen L. Taylor - Reimbursement for expenses In connection with real estate purchase DIGEST: . Buried wire charge by telephone company in neighborhood containing underground utilities is a properly reimbursable real estate expense under FPMR 101-7, par.2-31b(4).. 2. Claim by employee for reimbursement for legal fee incident to the purchase of a residence covering both allowable items and services of an advisory nature may not be allowed because summarization of services performed does not give cost of each service. It is necessary to state the costs of the allowable items enu- merated in para, 2-6.2cof FPMR 101-7 in order for reabursement to be allowed. 3. Attorney's travel fee for handling real estate transaction outside county in which he maintains his office is not properly reimbursable item under Federal Travel Regulations. This action is on a request by the Office of the Controller, Energy Research and Development Administration, for a decision on the propriety of paying certain reclaim vouchers of Glen L. Taylor representing expenses incurred in connection with the purchase of a new house upon a permanent change of duty station. The record shows that Mr. Taylor was transferred from Miamiaburg, Ohio, to Germantown, Maryland, on November 12, 1973, by the Atomic Energy Commission, the predecessor to the Energy Research and Develop- emt Administration. Mr. Taylor has been reimbursed for the majority of his real estate expenses in accordance with the Federal Travel Regulations (FnR 101-7). However, certain expenses which were dis- allowed have now been reclaimed, The expenses now in question are (1) $8 for a telephone company buried wire fee; (2) $300 for attorney's fees; and (3) $25 for attorney's travel costs*

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