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B-184026 1 (1975-09-16)

handle is hein.gao/gaobadcov0001 and id is 1 raw text is: FILE:E 1f LER THE COMPTRL .LER GENERAL DECISION ~ OF THE UNITED STATES WASHINGTON, D.C. 20548 FILE: ATE: SEP 16 1975 B-184026 97 MATTER OF: James E. Moore-claim for miscellaneous expenses for mobile home purchased during transfer DIGEST: 1. Employee who, pursuant to transfer of station, purchased mobile home for use as residence at new station may be reim- bursed for miscellaneous expenses normally associated with relocation of mobile homes. FTR para. 2-3.1(b) (May 1973). 2. Employee who moves household goods from old station to new pursuant to transfer may not later claim expenses for trans- portation of mobile home under FTR para. 2-7.1(a) (May 1973). This action is in response to a request from Mr. Orris C. Huet, an Authorized Certifying Officer, of the National Finance Center, Department of Agriculture, New Orleans, Louisiana, for a decision whether a reclaim voucher in favor of Mr. James E. Moore for reimbursement of $268 for miscellaneous expenses incurred in connection with a transfer of official station may be certified for payment. Mr. Moore was authorized reimbursement of expenses incident to a transfer of official station from Eugene, Oregon, to Oregon City, Oregon, by Travel Authorization No. 16414020 dated March 27, 1974. Mr. Moore was allowed, inter alia, transportation of his immediate family and household goods and such other expenses as were justified under the Federal Travel Regulations (FP4R) (May 1973). Mr. Moore completed his move and submitted a travel voucher for miscellaneous expenses in the amount of $468, the maximum amount for which he was eligible based on the limitation pre- scribed by paragraph 2-3.3b of the Federal Travel Regulations. Mr. Moore's original itemized claim for miscellaneous expenses were as follows: PUBLISHlED DECISIONJ 55 Comp Gen ...........................

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