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B-210918 1 (1984-06-12)

handle is hein.gao/gaobadlsz0001 and id is 1 raw text is: OKOISION Op THE UNITEO STATEU WASHINGTON. 0. 0. 20548 FILEL. B-21 0,918 DATE: June 12, 198,4, MATTEWC~t' -P.Dvi'~ Pricew -- Re.Loca-iow, tpenses - Sale of Mobile Home A transferred employee sold a mobile home which he had been using as a resi- - dence at his old permanent station and seeks reimbursement for advertising and legal expenses incurred incident to the sale. Under FTR, para. 2-6.2b and 2-6.2c, reimbursement of these expenses are authorized. Subject to recomputation, the employee's advertising expenses are allowed. However, not all the legal and related expenses charged employee may be allowed, since some were incurred after the date of closing for the sale. In absence of a showing that the additional legal expenses incurred after that date necessarily related to the sale,, only those expenses which were incurred by the employee through the designated date of the closing may be allowed. This decision is in response to a request from the Finance Officer, National Park Service, Southeast Regional Office, concerning the entitlement of its employee, Mr. David J. Price, to be reimbursed for expenses resulting from the sale of his mobile home incident to a permanent change-of-station transfer in February 1982. Subject to limitations as to the amount, the employee may be reim- bursed.- Mr. David J. Price, an employee of the National Park Service, accepted a permanent change-of-station transfer which required him to move from Gunnison, Colorado, to the Everglades National Park, Homestead, Florida, in February 1982. It appears that in May 1980, well before the trans- fer, he purchased a mobile home in Gunnison and used it as his residence. Upon receiving notice of his transfer, he began advertising the mobile home for sale and finally succeeded in selling it in June 1983. He has presented a claim in the amount of $511.35, representing his advertising costs of $140.80, and legal and related costs of $370.55.

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