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B-218886 1 (1986-03-24)

handle is hein.gao/gaobadmfv0001 and id is 1 raw text is: ~-~-~- ~- C THE COMPTROLLER GENERAL ONCIIIION OP THE UNITEO STATES WASHINGTON. 0.C. 20548 FILE: B-218886 DATE: March 24, 1986 MATTER OF: Quinea D. Minton DIGEST: 1. Transferred federal employees are normally ineligible for reimbursement of temporary quarters subsistence expenses incurred while renting their permanent residence following its sale at their old duty station, but they may qualify for reimbursement if they establish that an intent to vacate the home existed prior to rental. Hence, a transferred employee who provided information showing that he planned to move on the day before the sale of his home, but was delayed by the government's inability to locate a mover, established sufficient intent to vacate to qualify for reimbursement of subsis- tence expenses incurred during the tempo- rary rental of his old residence after its sale. 2. The relocation entitlements of trans- ferred federal employees are governed by the regulations in effect at the time the relocation transactions occur. An au- thorization specifying 30 days' temporary quarters subsistence expenses for a transferred employee may therefore be extended up to 60 days due to the issuance of new regulations effective prior to the employee's transfer date. A U.S. Department of Agriculture employee claims temporary quarters subsistence expenses for the period in which he and his spouse rented and occupied their permanent residence at their old duty station after it had been sold.1/ Because the employee intended to vacate the I/ Mr. W. D. Moorman, Authorized Certifying Officer, Office of Finance and Management, National Finance Center, U.S. Department of Agriculture, submitted this request for a decision.

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