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B-194851 1 (1980-04-08)

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              0  o      THE  COMPTROLLER GENERAL
DECISIDIN     .. OF THE UNITED STATES
                        WASH   INGTON,   D.C . 20548
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FILE: B-194851                DATE: April 8, 1980

MATTER  OF:Bruce L. Birchman- 4scelcaneous
            expenses allowance]

DIGEST: 1. Claim by transferred employee for mis-
           cellaneous expense reimbursement
           -covering installation of 3 telephones
           at new residence may be paid since
           telephones replaced 3 telephones at
           old residence.  See B-170589, Novem-
           ber 13, 1970.  B-168582, January 19,
           1970, distinguished.

        2. Claim by transferred employee for cost
           of refrigerator door reversal (from
           right handed to left handed), so that
           refrigerator from former residence
           could be used in new residence, may be
           paid as miscellaneous expense within
           intent of FTR para. 2-3.1b.

        3. Claim for postage costs to mail auto
           license plates back to Massachusetts
           is reimbursable as miscellaneous
           expense.  The expense was incurred
           to comply with the law of the State
           of Massachusetts and was a necessary
           expense associated with bringing the
           employee's automobile out of the
           jurisdiction of that State of his
           former residence.

        4. Duplicate auto title fee of $1 required
           by Maryland State law to reregister the
           automobile of an owner who previously
           resided in Maryland and who previously
           paid a full title fee is reimbursable
           as a miscellaneous expense under FTR
           para. 2-3.lb(6).

        5. Claim for reimbursement of home inspec-
           tion fee incurred by employee before
           purchasing new residence may not be
           paid as a residence transaction expense
           under FTR para. 2-6.2f since inspection


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