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B-213868 1 (1984-06-12)

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                            THE COMPTROLLER GENERAL
    O  CISION             * OP THU UNITED STATUE
                            WAS SH IN  TON. 0. C. 20549



    FILE: B-213868                DATE:    July 12, 198&

    MATTER OF: Herman Zivetz


    .PIGEST:
    1. Where an employee, who stayed in non-
         commercial lodging while on a temporary
         duty assignment, has not satisfied his
         agency that his claim is for lodging
         costs actually incurred, the agency may
         require additonal information, including
         cancelled checks, before paying claim.

     2. An employee, who is on a temporary duty
         assignment and authorized actual
         expenses, may not be reimbursed for meal
         expenses based on estimated grocery
         expenditures and must provide an itemiza-
         tion of actual daily food expenses. That
         itemization may be based on a proration
         of grocery costs actually incurred.

     When an employee on a temporary duty assignment
occupies non-commercial lodging, his agency may require
documentation of the costs incurred before paying a claim.
Also, an employee may not be reimbursed for estimated meal
costs where actual expenses have been authorized.1

                         Background

     In connection with his transfer from Bucharest to Tokyo
in 1981 Mr. Herman Zivetz, a Foreign Service Information
Officer with the United States Information Agency, performed
temporary duty in Washington, D.C., for consultation and
training. He was authorized actual expenses not to exceed
$75 per day for the first 30 days of his assignment. On
February 18, 1981, Mr. Zivetz submitted a voucher for the

1 This decision results from the request of the Chief,
   Financial Operations Division, Office of the Comptroller,
   United States Information Agency, for an advance decision
   on the claim of Mr. Herman Zivetz for reimbursement of
   lodging and meal expenses on a temporary duty assignment
   in Washington, D.C.

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