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B-205873 1 (1982-05-04)

handle is hein.gao/gaobadkha0001 and id is 1 raw text is: ~Idfl r'tJnr3LLfln fl.-atURAI. B-205873 ?36 * I - %~491Y f 9r - I +I.& w vI*--I- -- -....... - .-. .. i J Iv OF THE UNITIuD LTAT E0 WASG H!INrCPT ON, 0. C 205468 DATE: I's, ' 4loP? MATTER OF: Deane H. Zeller origination fee Relocation expenses - Loan Household goods excess weight DIGEST: i, 2. Transferred employee incurred loan origination and loan, processing fees incident to purchase of home at new duty station, Absent itemization to demonstrate that portions are exclud- able from finance charges under 15 U.S.C. *§ 1605(e), employee's loan origination and loan processing fees are finance charges under 15 U.S.c9 § 1601(a), and are not reimbursable under FTR para. 2-6,2d, Transferred employee is responsible for payment of costs incurred in the shipment of household goods in excess of statutory maximum amount of 11,000 pounds in connection with his perma- nent change of station. His conten- tion that net weight of his household goods should have been 85 percent of gross weight under paragraph 2-8.2b(3) of FTR, is not supported by the record. Additionally, there is no authority to grant employee credit for packing of his household goods, on actual expense shipment, even though there may have been savingB to the Government This decision is in response to a request, dated December 18, 1981, from Mr. Jerry A. Fries, an authorized certifying officer of the Bureau of Land Manageirent, con- cerning the propriety of reimbursing Mr. Deane H. Zeller for a loan origination fee and a loan processing fee in connection with his permanent change of station. Mr. Zeller also has appealed the 11,000-pound weight limitation applicable to the transportation of his house- hold goods, and his liebility for the excess weight charges. For the reasons set forth below, a;r. Zeller may not be reimbursed for the loan origination Aiee and loan processing fee, and he is liable for tly ' costs attributable to the excess weight of his hotisehold goods. 1. Pr DECISION FILE: I

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