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B-199525 1 (1981-05-06)

handle is hein.gao/gaobadjjo0001 and id is 1 raw text is: DECISION FILE: B-19952 MATTER OF: DIGEST: 1. I THE CO PTROLLER GNERALT1 ? OF THE UNITED STATES WASHINGTON, 0. C. 20548 5 May 6, 1981 William B Hendricks - Temporary duty and changef/of9itation allowancesj An employee whose dependents reside with him in a leased apartment at temporary duty location may not be denied actual subsistence expenses merely because he does not maintain residence at permanent duty station. Rent may be reimbursed as a cost of lodging without reduction for fact that apartment was larger than employee alone needed. Costs of rental furniture not in excess of employee's own needs may be reimbursed as cost of lodging. 2. Where dependents had resided with employee at the temporary duty site but were living - elsewhere at date employee was notified of transfer to temporary duty location, the employee is entitled to be reimbursed for their transportation to new duty station in an amount not to exceed the cost of the dependents' transportation from the old to the new duty station. Similarly, expenses for transportation of household goods from place of storage may be reimbursed in amount not to exceed cost of transporting goods between old and new station. 3. Temporaryquarters allowance may not be paid to an employee who, prior to transfer, had been detailed to area of new duty sta- tion where he and his family continued to occupy a rental apartment in which they had resided during detail. Neither the employee nor his family vacated residence in which they were residing at the time the transfer was authorized. The accounting and finance officer of the Defense Contract Administration Services Region Atlanta, Defense 0 Logistics Agency, requestedtan advance decision on the claim~of William B. Hendricks for certain travel expenses in connection with temporary duty (TDY) and change of permanent duty station (PCS). The questions raised concerning Mr. Hendricks' TDY entitlements relate

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