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B-237927 1 (1990-06-01)

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

Decision


  Matter of: Joseph E. Miller - Temporary Quarters
              Subsistence Expenses - Permanent Quarters
              Unrelated to Transfer - Limitation

  File:       B-237927

  Date:       June 1, 1990


  DIGEST

  A transferred employee's claim for temporary quarters
  subsistence expense (TQSE) at his new duty station was
  terminated by his agency because his family moved into
  permanent quarters elsewhere. The employee may be reim-
  bursed TQSE as a single individual for the period authorized
  since his dependents' occupancy of quarters away from his
  duty station was not related to his transfer.


  DECISION

  This decision is in response to a request from the Finance
  and Accounting Officer, Letterkenny Army Depot.l/   It
  concerns the issue of whether an employee is entitled to be
  reimbursed subsistence expenses as a single individual
  incident to occupancy of temporary quarters at his new duty
  station where the employee's family chose to occupy tempo-
  rary and permanent quarters elsewhere. We conclude that the
  employee may be reimbursed subsistence expenses as a single
  individual for the following reasons.

  BACKGROUND

  Mr. Joseph E. Miller, an employee of the United States Army
  stationed in Germany, was transferred to the Letterkenny
  Army Depot, Chambersburg, Pennsylvania, on July 25, 1988.
  For personal reasons, his wife and three minor children
  performed early return travel from Germany on March 8, 1988,
  under authority of 5 U.S.C. S 5729 (1988). When they
  returned, they stayed with Mrs. Miller's parents in
  Rochester Mills, Pennsylvania. On April 1, 1988,


  1/ The claim has been assigned Control Number 89-17 by the
  Per Diem, Travel and Transportation Allowance Committee.




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