Miscellaneous expenses are:
(a) Costs associated with relocating that are not covered by other relocation benefits detailed in chapter 302.
(b) Expenses allowable under this section include but are not limited to the following, and similar, items:
| General expenses | Fees/deposits | Losses |
|---|---|---|
| Appliances | Fees for disconnecting/connecting utilities, appliances, equipment, or conversion of appliances for operation on available utilities | |
| Rugs, draperies, and curtains | Fees for cutting and fitting such items when they are moved from one residence quarters to another | |
| Utilities (For mobile homes, see § 302-10.204) | Deposits or fees not offset by eventual refunds. | |
| Medical, dental, and food locker contracts | Losses that cannot be recovered by transfer or refund and are incurred due to early termination of a contract. | |
| Private Institutional care contracts (such as that provided for handicapped or invalid dependents only) | Losses that cannot be recovered by transfer or refund and are incurred due to early termination of a contract. | |
| Privately-owned vehicles | Registration, driver's license, and use taxes imposed when bringing vehicles into certain jurisdictions | |
| Transportation of pets | The only costs included are those normally associated with the transportation and handling of dogs, cats, and other house pets, as well as costs due to stringent air carrier rules. Other animals (horses, fish, birds, reptiles, various rodents, etc.) are excluded because of their size, exotic nature, restrictions on shipping, host country restrictions, and special handling difficulties. Inoculations, examinations, and boarding quarantine costs are excluded |
[FTR Amdt. 2011-01, 76 FR 18345, Apr. 1, 2011]