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[IRS Employee's Claim for Transportation Expenses]

B-252901 Published: Sep 09, 1993. Publicly Released: Sep 09, 1993.
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The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) requested a decision on an IRS employee's claim for reimbursement of expenses he incurred in using his automobile to travel to a training course. GAO held that IRS could reimburse the employee at a reduced mileage rate, since his use of his private automobile was compatible with official business, but not advantageous to the government because government transportation was provided. Accordingly, the claim was allowed in part.

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