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B-184809 1 (1976-08-03)

handle is hein.gao/gaobaddjf0001 and id is 1 raw text is: THE COMPTROLLER GENERAL DECISION . .OF THE UNITED STATES WASHINGTON. D.C. -s054S FILE: DATE: AUG B-184B09 976 c MATTER OF: Dennis E. Snider - Relocation expenses, time limitation DIGEST: 1. Employee who was transferred in October 1973 from Dallas, Texas, to -Fort Worth, Texas, and had initially decided not to se lt home near Dallas, but who sold such home in June 1975 to move near Fort Worth due to energ crisis and gasoline scarcity, may be granted extension to 1-year time limitation relating to real estate trans- actions, even though request was made after initial 1-year period since request was within overall 2-year limitation of para- graph 2-6.1e of Federal Travel Regulations. 2. Although employee who was transferred in interest of Government commuted from old residence to new duty stzation for 20 months, relocation expenses for subse- quent change of residence for personal reasons may, if otherwise proper, be reimbursed because requirement that transfer be in interest of Government and not for benefit or convenience of employee is addressed to the transfer of the official duty station, as distin- guished from the change of employee residence. This action is in response to a request for a decision from the Director, Finance Division, Region 7, General Services Administration (GSA), concerning a voucher submitted by Mr. Dennis E. Snider, a GSA employee, for reimbursement of transportation and residence transaction expenses incurred incident to a permanent change of station. The record indicates that the claimant, Mr. Snider, was transferred from Dallas, Texas, to Fort Worth, Texas, effective October 28, 1973. Because Mr. Snider then intended to commute from his home at Mesquite, Texas, east of Dallas, to his new duty

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