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B-184078 1 (1976-02-19)

handle is hein.gao/gaobaddfz0001 and id is 1 raw text is: THE COMPTROLLER GENERAL DECISION OF THE UNITED STATES WASHINGTON. D.C. 20548 FILE: DATE: FEB 19 1976 MATTER4J4078 Joseph M. Vere - Waiver of Salary Overpayrnents DIGEST: Waiver of overpayment is granted to employee of United States Army Audit Agency (USAAA) who continued to have pay checks sent to bank after transfer to Agency for International DevelopTent. Employee was not at fault in failing to notify USAAA until arrival at new duty station in Dominican Republic as mail was sent directly to Dominican Republic while employee attcrded training in Washinrgton and had no knowledge of overpayment at that time. This ction is an apeal from an action of our Transportation and lM; Livilicr (now Claims Division), dated January 7, 1975, which d-nied waiver of a clim of the United States against Mr. Joseph vi. 1973), as imp lemented by sections 91-E3 of title 4, Code of Federal Regulation-s (1975). The record shows that, as an employee of the U. S. Army Audit Agency (US*ALA), 'estern District, Pedwocd City, California, Mr. Vere was paid in r gross amount of l, 038.40 at a time when ie was entitle(d to $250. CO, resulting in an overpay .cnt in the gross aCunt of $ 7 7. 8 0, Subsecuently, Ar. Vere repaid $300 leaving a balance of 2478.80. The overpayment, consisting of two biweekly pay checks, was the result of administrative error in continuing to submit time and attendance cards for i.r. Vere after he had left USAAA to accept a position with the Agency for International Development (AID). Mr. Vere left his position with USAAA on November 28, 1970. He began a training course with AID in Washington, D. C., on December 3, 1970. Hie then departed Washington for thc Dominican Republic on December 28, 1S70. The overpayment occurred during the period from November 29 through December 19, 1970, while Mr. Vere was in Washington, D. C. The checks were railed directly to Mr. Vere's bank in Texas. * When Mr. Vere arrived in the Dominican R'epublic in January 1971, he notified USAAA that he had apparently been overpaid, and on January 29, 1P71, USAAA requ.sted repayment in the arnount of $38. 24 without further explanation. Vr. Vere repaid this amount. This repayment, however, was for an overpayment for the pay period

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