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B-235279 1 (1989-11-15)

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,~za ~*The Comptroller General
        of the United States
        Waskinstom, D.C. 206

        Decision

                   Vickie S. Oliver - Temporary Quarters Subsistence
        Matterof:  Expenses

        File:      B-235279

        Date:      November 15, 1989


        DIGEST

        A transferred employee who occupied temporary quarters at
        the home of a relative claimed expenses for this lodging
        and the costs of restaurant meals itemized at the same
        daily amount. The employee's lodging claim is denied
        because she has not furnished evidence showing that her
        relative incurred additional expenses as a result of the
        employee's stay. The employee's claim for meal costs may
        not be allowed based on the present record because her
        listing of identical daily amounts for meals appears to be
        an estimate, and estimates are not acceptable evidence of
        actual expenses.


        DECISION

        This decision is in response to a request for an advance
        decision submitted by a finance and accounting officer of
        the United States Army Intelligence and Security Command,
        through the Per Diem, Travel and Transportation Allowance
        Committee. The Army asks whether Ms. Vickie S. Oliver, a
        civilian employee who occupied temporary quarters pursuant
        to a transfer, may be reimbursed for the expenses of lodqing
        at a relative's home, and also whether her claim for meal
        costs at the same daily amount may be allowed. For the
        reasons explained below, we hold that Ms. Oliver is not
        entitled to be paid expenses for lodging with a relative.
        Ms. Oliver's claim for meal expenses may not be allowed
        based on the present record because her listing of the same
        daily amounts appears to be an estimate rather than a
        statement of actual expenses.

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