https://www.gao.gov/products/098855

B-182127: Jun 8, 1976

A decision was requested as to whether an employee could be reimbursed for a deposit on a residential lot which he forfeited incident to his transfer. Although the employee's brother later purchased the lot, the employee may be reimbursed the amount of the deposit as part of his miscellaneous expense allowance since the owner, not the employee, deeded the lot to the brother, and the employee recei...

https://www.gao.gov/products/408381

B-182127: Mar 7, 1975

IS NOT ALLOWABLE UNDER FPMR 101-7. SECTION 2-6.2(D) SINCE IT IS EXPENSE WHICH RESULTS FROM CONSTRUCTION. 2. CLAIM INCIDENT TO TRANSFER FOR REIMBURSEMENT OF EARNEST MONEY DEPOSIT ON PROPERTY FOR CONSTRUCTION OF RESIDENCE LOST DUE TO SUBSEQUENT TRANSFER BEFORE AGREEMENT OF SALE COULD BE CONSUMMATED IS NOT ALLOWABLE IN ABSENCE OF SUBMISSION OF DOCUMENTATION TO SHOW TRANSACTION BONA FIDE. LACEY WAS TR...

https://www.gao.gov/products/463911

B-182127: Jun 8, 1976

THE ITEM REPRESENTS AN EARNEST MONEY DEPOSIT ON A PARCEL OF LAND CLAIMED TO HAVE BEEN LOST AS A RESULT OF MR. THE CASE WAS PREVIOUSLY SUBMITTED TO THIS OFFICE AND RECOVERY DISALLOWED ABSENT DOCUMENTATION SHOWING THE BONA FIDE NATURE OF A TRANSACTION WHEREBY THE PETITIONER'S BROTHER PAID THE BALANCE OF THE PURCHASE PRICE OF PROPERTY INVOLVED. DOCUMENTATION CONCERNING THE QUESTIONED TRANSACTION IS I...