Home Forum If I rent out a room for a night to a federal employee can he claim it as lodging?

Privacy & Terms Forum guidelines

Forum guidelines

No content on this site should be considered as advice to be acted on. All content - including user generated content - is strictly for informational purposes.
Keep it civil. It's OK to disagree and if you must express an opinion - be sure to back it up with experience or actual facts.
No trolling. Rude, disrespectful, racist or otherwise abusive language will result in the source being banned outright and / or having his or her questions and comments removed, redacted or edited.

If I rent out a room for a night to a federal employee can he claim it as lodging?

« Back to Previous Page

Category:

Workforce Policies

0

Can I my brother, a federal employee, rent a room in my house instead of a hotel and claim it on his expense report under GSA policies? If so do I need a EIN number if I don’t do this fewer than 14 days in the year?

Blocked by moderator

Posted by akari (Questions: 1, Answers: 0)

Asked on November 21, 2017 1:23 am

1033 views

0

✔

Private answer

You should check the General Travel Regulations (GTR) and your agency’s policies related to travel. Many agencies will allow this (or variations of this theme as long as everything is disclosed. that being said, some agencies are stricter than others so a review of agency policy is in order.

Blocked by moderator

Posted by Nancy Segal (Questions: 0, Answers: 10)

Answered on November 21, 2017 1:36 am

« Back to Previous Page

See also:

Calculating a Federal Annuity – FERS and CSRS 2k views
Retirement Eligibility & FERS Minimum Retirement Age (MRA) 1.8k views
Early Retirement from Federal Job 1.1k views
See your countdown to retirement under FERS! 777 views
Rules on Gifts in the Federal Government 372 views

Post New Forum Question