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B-190815 1 (1978-03-27)

handle is hein.gao/gaobadfuw0001 and id is 1 raw text is: ** -, 111 COMPTROLLEN O r'. L CECIBION . . CP THE UNITED 1 U /. *%A HINGTON. D.C , I s LNlIO a-190815 - DAT: March 27, 1978 MATTES OF: Irwin Kaplan -- rfeimbursement of miscellaneous relocation expenses DIGEST: FILE: 1. Employee who transferred to new duty station claims various miscellaneous expenses incident to selling interest in cooperative apartment at old duty station. Charges for rent and maintenance and pointinq costs may not be reimbursed under Federal Travel Regulations (FTR), paras. 2-6.2d and f. Claim for stock transfer tax may be allowed under FTR para. 2-6.2d. 2. Employee who transferred to new daty station claims various miscellaneous expenses in discontinuing old residence and establishing new residence. Charges for disconnecting and connecting appliances may be reimbursed under para. 2-3.1b(l) of Federal Travel Regu- lations (FTR), but charges for structural alterations or remodeling or the cost of newly acquired items are not reimburs- able. FTR paras. 2-3.'c(5) and (13). Costs of cleaning car-.ets and draperies, and furniture touch-ui are noL reimbursable since they are not in ierent in relocating place of residence. FTR para. 2-3.1b. 3. Employee who transferred to new duty station claims various miscellaneous expenses. rae for inspection of condition of house as opposed to termite inspection may not be allowed since it is not customarily paid by purchaser of residence under para. 2-6.2f of Federal Travel Reculations (FTR). Charger for shipping ca -ons, packing tace, and the movement r a piano may not be paid where the er :loyee has been reimbursed for tha shipr ?nt of his household goods under t e commuted rate system. FTR para. .-8.3a. 2

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