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B-205267 1 (1982-09-28)

handle is hein.gao/gaobadkqo0001 and id is 1 raw text is: *1 DECIBIOJN T-IE OMPTRCLL .10 GENERAL OFIP TIIH UNITC STATISB WA3HI NQTON, D, C. QO548 FILE: B-205267 DATE; September 28, 1982 MATTF OF &Ja.'es A. Gutzwiller - Reconsideration of Claim for Loan Originiation Fee DIGEST: A transferred Federal employee seeks reconsideration of our prior decision denying him reimbursement for certain services provider) as part of 4 loan origination fee where there was no itemization of the portion of the charge allocable to eac!' of the services for which reimburse.rent %as being sought. frls contends that our decisions dr) not require a dollar amount to be associated with each rc.- bursable service, anc he seeks reimbursent..ot claiming estimated fees for o'herwise allowable services which were reasonable in light of the cuistom- &ry charges in the area. We affirn ou . previous disllowance of the employee's claim because paragraph 2-6.2d of thq Federal Travel Regulations prohibits reimbucsement of a finance charge and requires that a determination be made on the reasonableness of vach otherwise allowable charge. Our decisions require an itemization of the fees in order to determine the reasonableness of each charge. Mr. James A. Gutzwiller, an employee of the Internal Revenue Service, seeks reconsideraiion of our decision, James A. Gutzwiller, B-205267, June 15, 1982, dunying him reimbursement of certain services provided as part of a loan origination fee where there was no itemization of the portion of the charge allocable to each service, lie contends that our decisions do not require a dollar amount to be associated with each service for which reimbursement is being sought, and he seeks reimbursement where the estimted fees claimed foi otherwise reimbirsable services were reasonable in light of Ihe customary charges in the area. '/'

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