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B-196774 1 (1980-08-19)

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FILE:   B-l96774               DATE:  August 19,~J~


MATTER   OF: Joseph B. Marcotte, Jr.


DIGEST:  1.  Employee whose household effects
             were shipped under actual expense
             method, seeks monetary credit for
             value of packing services he pro-
             vided.  Under actual expense
             method contract for shipment is
             between Government and carrier.
             As there is no regulation under
             the actual expense method which
             authorizes an allowance for ser-
             vices voluntarily provided by an
             employee, even though the expense
             of such services would be reim-
             bursable if provided by an autho-
             rized carrier, employee may not
             be credited for value of packing
             services.

         2.  Employee who occupied temporary
             quarters at new duty station was
             disallowed reimbursement for .
             expenses of groceries on basis
             that Regional Office required
             receipt.s for all grocery expenses.
             Paragraph 2-5.4b of the Federal
             Travel Regulations (FPMR 101-7)
             (May 1973), in effect, provides
             head of agency with discretion to
             require receipts for subsistence
             expenses other than for lodging
             and laundry and cleaning expenses,
             for which receipts are required
             by the FTR.  As agency-wide regu-
             lations do not require receipts
             for groceries or delegate author-
             ity to require receipts, but
             require only that such claims be
             reasonable in amount, claim may
             be allowed if otherwise proper.


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