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B-179583 1 (1974-07-31)

handle is hein.gao/gaobadccg0001 and id is 1 raw text is: THE COMPTROLLER GENERAL OECISION * OF THE UNITED STATES WASHINGTON, D. C. 20548 FILE: DATE: JUL 31 194 . B-179583 MATTER OF: Claim fo temporary quarters allowaa DIGEST: Temporary quarters allowance may not be paid to employee who, for 11 Months prior to transfer, had been detailed to area of new duty station where, for period for which he claims temoorary quarters allowance, he and his family continued to occuoy rented apartment in wAich they had resided during detail. Subsection 8.2c of CPB Circular No. A-56, Revised Auust 17, 1971, defines temporary quarters in terms of lodgings occupied after employee ad/or family vacatis residence quarters in which they were residing at tha time the transfer was authorized. This action is uine the request by an Authorized Certifying Officer for the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) for an opinion as to the entitle- ment of Mr. Walter C..Janes, an IRS employee, to an allowance for tempo- rary quartefr for the period from June 11, 1972, through June 18, 1972. Mr. Jones, who has been allowed temporary quarters expenses in the mount of $84 for the period from June 11 through June 18 has now submitted a supplemental voucher in the amount of $73.50 for temporary lodging expenses for that same period. Prior to his change of official station from Jacksonville to Miami, Florida, on Auust 11, 1972, Mr. Jones had been detailed to the Miami area. His letter dated November 15, 1972, on the subject of his moving expenses states that his family accompanied him to Miami on July 16, 1971, in connection with that detail and that they resided in Miami for the period of his detail in a rented apartment. The employee and his family were occuuYing those leased auarters at tie date of his transfer on June 11, 1972, and remained there until June 18, 1972, when they moed late a home in the Miami area that the employee had purchased. Mr. Jones has Indicated that for the period after June 11, 1972, and util June 25, 1972, 30 days after he he given written notice of his Intent to terminate the lease, he ias required to pay rent in the mount of $157.50 and by his supplemental voucher has claimed additional teano- rary quarters expenses for the period from June 11 through June 18 based an that total amount which he indicates he was required to pay regardless C1

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