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B-188716 1 (1977-07-06)

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 Real Estate Expenses: Mortgage Executed after Settlement.
 B-188716. July b, 1977. 5 pp.

 Decision re: James T. kideoutte; by Robert F. Keller, Daputy
 Comptroller General.

 Issue Area: Personnel Management and Compensation: Compensation
     (305).
Contact: Offire of the General Cr'nsal: Transportation Law.
Budget Function: General Goveraneit: Central Personnel
    Management  (905).
Organizaticn Concerned: Internal Revenue Service.
Authority: F.T.R.  (PPMR 101-7), para. 2-6.1, 2-6.2. 55 Coup.
    Ge2. 679. 8-184703  (1976). 8-186579 (1976).

         Florence M. Oakley, Authorized certifying Officer of
the uid-Atlantic Region of the Internal Revenue 3ervice  (IRS),
requested an advance decision with regard to the claia of an IRS
employee for expenses incurred in the purchase of a residence
incident to a transfer of official duty station. The employee,
wbo obtained a personal loan in order to purchase a new
rssidence pending receipt of proceeds from the sale of his
former residence and who executed a first mortgage against the
new residence following receipt of the money from the sale,
coul& be reimbursed expenses in connection with the tortg&ge
transaction. (Author/SC)

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