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B-232489 1 (1989-08-04)

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oiRThe Comptroller General
            of the United States
            Washington, D.C. 20548
            Decision


                       Neil G. Pfaff - Travel and Transportation

            Matterof:  Expenses - Completion of Service Agreement

            File:      B-232489

            Date:      August 4, 1989


            DIGEST

            Employee transferred from Canada to Hawaii and served
            approximately 17 months with the agency in Hawaii, prior to
            his transfer to another government agency in Hawaii, where
            he remained for 2-1/2 years. He is entitled to his return
            travel and transportation expenses to the continental United
            States since he fulfilled his service agreement. Expenses
            should be paid by the agency to which the employee
            transferred, computed on a constructive cost basis.


            DECISION

            This decision is in response to a request from an Accounting
            and Finance Officer, Defense Investigative Service (DIS),
            Washington, D.C., for an opinion as to whether a former
            employee of DIS in Hawaii may be reimbursed for certain
            travel and transportation expenses incurred incident to his
            return from Hawaii to the United States. For the reasons
            that follow, the former employee may be reimbursed for the
            travel and transportation expenses on a constructive cost
            basis.

            BACKGROUND

            Mr. Neil G. Pfaff was employed by the United States Customs
            Service in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, when he transferred in
            October 1981 to the Customs Office in Hawaii. Mr. Pfaff's
            travel order stated that he was transferred for the
            convenience of the government and authorized him to ship at
            government expense a privately-owned vehicle (POV) and
            7,500 pounds of household goods.

            Mr. Pfaff had been employed by Customs in Hawaii for
            approximately 17 months when in February 1983 he
            transferred to a similar position with DIS.


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