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B-190108 1 (1978-02-13)

handle is hein.gao/gaobadfrq0001 and id is 1 raw text is: I 52 '1 THE COMIPTROLLER GENERAL CECH3101yOP THE UNJITED STATUESv WA E . . h;T N. 0 .Cr. 2 U elmsa WA M NG O , . . o d FILE: B-iS MATTER DIGEST: 0108 DATE: Fbruary 13, 19T5 OF: Jack P. Collins - Subsiatence Allowance - Loan Fee 1. Transferred employee's claim for tem- porary quarters experses for con- tinued occupancy of former residence after household goods were removed ray not be allowed. Residence at old duty station was not vacated within the meaning of FTR para. 2-5.2c. Nor my claim for temporary quarters expense.! for occupancy of residence at new duty station before household goods were delivred be allowed. Evidence shows employee's intent was to 'ccupy new resi- dence on a permanent as!s. 2. aount of $637, paid by employee as a loan fee to obtain a mortgage on his new residence is not reimbursable since &t is a finance charge under the Truth in Lending Act and Regulation Z. See para. 2-6 2d of the FTR. This decision arises from a request dated September 9, 1977, from William J. Buckingham, an authorized certifying officer of the Energy Research and Development Administration, now the Depart- ment of Energy,-concerning the propriety of reimbursing Mr. Jack P. Collins for certain expenses he incurred in connection with a change of his permanent duty sation. Mr. Collins, an employee at the Schenectady Naval Reactors, was transferred to the Richland Operations Office in Richland, Washington. Mr. Collins sold his house in Scotia, New York, and bought another in Richland. He reported to his new duty station on February 7, 1977, and claimed reimbursement for shipment of hiusehold goods, temporary quarters, real estate expenses,and miscellaneous expenses. Mr. Collins was reimbursed for all the subsistence expenses he claimed except $106.50, representing the cost of meals for himself and his family on January 24 and 25, and February 12, 1977. Of that I - I V I I I I * 'I I M

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