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[Decision Concerning Appeal of Claims Group's Disallowance of Navy Employee's Claim for Commuting Expenses]

B-233591 Sep 21, 1989
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A Navy employee claimed reimbursement for commuting expenses incident to a temporary reassignment, contending that regulations authorized a travel allowance when the distance between duty stations exceeded 10 miles. GAO held that the: (1) regulations in question were applicable only to permanent transfers; and (2) claimant was responsible for the costs of commuting between his residence and his workplace. Accordingly, the claim was denied.

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