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B-188575 1 (1978-05-03)

handle is hein.gao/gaobadfyc0001 and id is 1 raw text is: I.- 'S C 4' TV.1E1 COMP-rrr.Lffw SENERAL DECISION .a.. Ao TMF TEO TATSe I tVA8MINa . D.C. R05d V~I 3-188575 DATE: May 3, 1978 MATTER OF: Domingo G. Altoran - Claim for relocation expenses, per diem and mileage DIGEBT: 1. Claim for temporary quarters incident to trahafer in October 1973 was denied since employee did not have lodging receipts. He was not aware that he had been transferred because transfer orders were not issued until January 1975, and, thus, he did not retain receipts, and was unable to obtain duplicate receipts. Lodging receipts are required, before this Office may permit payment of temporary lodging expense. 2. Employee's claim for per diem and mileage incident to performance of temporary duty at his former duty station in San Juan, Puerto Rico, was denied due to uncertainty as to his actual headquarters. Designation of employee's headquarters is administrative matter for determination by agency on basis of facts in particular case. Ordinarily, it is place where employee would be required to spend most of his time. Record discloses that performance of official business required employee to spend most of his time at designated headcuarters in Mayaguez, Puerto Rico. Thus, he may be paid per diem and mileage incident to performance of official business in San Juan. This decision is on the appeal by Mr. Domingo G. Altoran, an employee of the Internal Revenue Service, from our Claims Division denial of his claim for reimbursement of relocatioan expenses incurred incident to his transfer from San Juan, Puerto Rico to Mayaguez, Puerto Rico, and his subsequent transfer back to San Juan. Claims Division Settlement No. Z-2585444, dated May 10, 1976, allowed Mr. Altoran $120 for shipment of his household effects to Mayaguez 9nd for their return to San Juan. However, his claim for subsistence while occupying temporary quarters incident to his ttansfers and for per diem and mileage incurred while performing temporary duty were denied. n1 i3 FILE: . .4.

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