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B-190672 1 (1979-04-04)

handle is hein.gao/gaobadhbw0001 and id is 1 raw text is: DECISION THE COMPTROLLER GENERAL .' .) OF THE UNITED STATES WASHINGTON, 0. C. 20548 i TI FILE: B-190672 MATTER OF: DATE: I J Salmsr e Joseph Saim - Travel Expenses April 4, 1979 3 1. Employee of the Drug Enforcement Agency, who was married while at a temporary duty (TDY) station overseas, claims reimbursement for wife's travel between TDY stations and her per diem at TDY stations. Employee is not entitled to reimbursement as there is no authority to pay travel expenses of dependent of an employee to orfrom a TDY station or to pay per diem to the dependent at a TDY station. 2. Employee who was transferred from Ankara, Turkey, to Detroit, Michigan, resigned in Washington, D.C., during a debriefing, and did not report at Detroit, is not entitled to reimbursement of traveling expenses of himself and wife under relocation travel order since such obligation does not arise until the transfer is consummated by the employee's en- trance on duty at his new official station. The employee's travel expenses to Washingtion do not have to be collected since his travel may be considered temporary duty travel inci- dent to his debriefing. 3. Local hire overseas who did not sign a trans- portation agreement at the time of hire is not entitled to reimbursement of transportation expenses to his home of record in the United States at the time of his separation. The Chief of the Accounting Section, Office Enforcement Administration (DEA), U.S.Department requested a decision concerning reimbursement of penses incurred by Mr. Joseph G. Salm, a Special and his wife. of Controller, Drug of Justice, has certain travel ex- Agent of the DEA, The record shows that on May 20, 1974, Mr. Salm was appointed to the position of Special Agent for the DEA and assigned to the Beirut district office. At the time of Mr. Salm's appointment he was residing in Beirut, Lebanon. In November 1975, all non- essential Government personnel were removed from the Beirut DIGEST: Janw--

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