Househunting per diem and transportation and for only the employee and spouse after approval by the approving official, 2. This section provides IRS guidance to supplement FTR Chapter 302, Relocation Allowances, Subpart A, Part 302-1, General Rules, and 302-2, Employee Eligibility Requirements, including: A service agreement is a written agreement between the employee and the IRS, signed by the employee and an approving official, stating that the employee will remain in the service of the government for a period of time as specified in after the employee has relocated. Form 9803, Transportation Agreement, (for non-foreign OCONUS travel) - requires the employee to remain at that POD for a period of two years from the date the employee arrives, unless the employee's tour is interrupted for a reason beyond the employee's control, and acceptable to the IRS. The maximum number of POVs that the approving official can authorize for en route travel is limited to the number of authorized licensed drivers, including the employee and immediate family members. Upon written request, the initial temporary storage period may be extended OCONUS for up to an additional 90 days for a total of 180 days under certain circumstances when approved by the authorizing official. Transportation of a mobile home or boat used as a primary residence instead of the transportation of household goods. Travel Operations reviews for effectiveness by: Conducting a weekly review of all relocation vouchers and invoices to ensure compliance with prompt payment processing guidelines. Employees may be entitled to the following under the DSSR (Government Civilians-Foreign Areas), which is available from the Superintendent of Documents, Washington, DC 20402: 2. The FTR represents the governing document for relocation policy for all IRS employees. Processing third-party payments for use of the relocation services contract for home sale and property management services. Ensuring employees do not use excessive administrative leave for relocation travel and review any hours greater than 200. An official website of the United States Government.
