DEFINITION OF LIVING-QUARTERS AND COST-OF-LIVING ALLOWANCES IN AGENT CONTRACTS

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CIA-RDP57-00384R000400190055-9
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RIPPUB
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K
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1
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December 20, 2016
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November 2, 2001
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55
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Publication Date: 
May 31, 1951
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MEMO
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Approved For F ase 2006/11/05: CIA-RDP57-00384&00400190Q5,5 9 Chief, Finance Division 31 May 1951 Of flee of General Counsel Definition of living-quarters and cost-o'-living allowances in agent contracts. 3. uant to an oral request made at a meeting of CY D certifying officers, hold 23 mar 1951, the followin< ', is an in- terpretation of the provision quo*.ed `~eelow z alicable to contract a r a nts. wlyffective upon yot,.r arrival at your permanent poet of duty overseas, you will be entitled to living-charters and cost-of-living allowances in conformance with, and at the neaxizsaun rates prescribed i:i, the Standardized Covernment Civilian Allowance Regulations. No accounting shall be required for payments made mar this r>ara firaph." a. The agent is authorized to receive a temporary quarters allowance when established and appropriate facts are presented wiich would make the at-rent eligible for this allowance. b. Upon presentation of facts -stablishAng eligibility, agent is entitled to maxims quarters allowance without furnishing an accounting as to the cost of quarters, c. Upon presentation of facts establishing eligi.bil.ity, agent in entitled to any of thr four allowances included in the generic term "cost-of-living allowances" namely: "post allowances," "special port allowances." "transfer allowmmcses," and "separation allowances." (See Sec. 1.5 of SGCAR). d. The language "no accounting shall be required" should not be construed to preclude presentation of facts establishing- eligibility any allowance. 2. The term "quarters allowances" used in so*~e agents' contracts is to be construed as including only qu?rtere allowance and not "teR porary lodging allow nos." 3. The term "living-quarters allowance" is to be c ons trued as including both "temporary lodging allowance" and "quarters allowance." 4. For the distinction txetwoen "post allowance" and "cost-of- living allowance" reference should be made to l.c. above. act Subject Chrono ,4;r Approved For Release 2006/11/05: CIA-RDP57-00384R000400190055-9