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B-188890 1 (1977-11-30)

handle is hein.gao/gaobadfja0001 and id is 1 raw text is: I DECIlI8 FILE: 8-188890 MATTER DIGEST: OF: David R. McVeigh - Temporary Quarters - Subsistence Expenses Employee who is transferred rents his residence to-his parents for a 2-year period by oral lease. Employee returns on change of station anu moves into his house with patents and claims temporary quarters allowance claiming that he paid his parent5 $9 pe day for the 30-day period. Statement by enployee..that at the end of the 30-day period whenhe could not find other.quarters decided to make it his permanent residenci Is too indefinite to support a con- clusion that his quarters were in fact temporary. ,Determinatibn of whether employee's quarters at new duty 'station are temporary or permanent is question of intent. Employee must bear burden of providing convincing proof of intent. SThislaction is at the request of Mr.-W. Smallets, Chief, Finance and Accounting Officer of the National Secu6rity Agency (NSA1, Central Security Service, Fort George G.'Meade, Maryland, ihether a voucher in favor of Mr. David -lcVeigh an employee of the.NSA, representing temporary quarters allowance in the amount of $270 tray be paid. The request was transmitted to our Offi6e by the.Per Diem, Travel and Transportation Allowance Coummittee of the Department of Defense, PDTATAC Control No. 77-15. * By'Travel Order No. TP6G0029, dated April 20, 1976, Mr. McVeigh was transferred from Germany to Fort (borge G. Meade, Maryland. The travel order authorized temporary subsistence quarters'for a- rriod of. 30 days. Following his return from Germany, Mr. McVeigh moved into a residence at 426 Arbor Drive9 Glen Burnie, Maryland. The residence was owned by Mr. McVeigh and was being leased to his parents, under in oral agreement, for a period oft2 years ending November' 1,1976. From .September 1 to Jeptfmber 30, 1976, Mr. McVeigh paid his parents $9 a day for room and board. Although Mr. McVeigh claims to have been luoki'ng for a new residence during this period, he has submitted no evidence of his effcrts to purchase or rent a new home. In any event, L [i- I I C4 Cn j, I TMI COMPTROLLER GENERAL oP THM UNIT4O0 ETATRW WASHINGTON. D.C. 8054. DATE: Ibvember 30, 1977 \ 5 *J

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