41 C.F.R. § 302-17.9 Responsibilities.
Title 41 - Public Contracts and Property Management
(a) Agency. Finance offices will calculate the amount of the gross-up for the WTA in Year 1 in accordance with procedures outlined herein and credit this amount to the employee at the time of reimbursement as provided in §302–17.7(e). The WTA will be reflected on the employee's Form W-2 for Year 1. The RIT allowance may be calculated in Year 2 either by the employee or by the agency finance office based on information provided by the employee on the voucher, as directed by the agency's implementing policies and procedures. In addition, agencies shall prescribe appropriate and necessary implementing procedures as provided elsewhere in this part. (b) Employee. (1) The employee is required to submit a claim for the RIT allowance and to file the tax information for Year 1 specified in §302–17.10 with his/her agency in Year 2, regardless of whether any additional reimbursement for the RIT allowance is owed the employee. (See §302–17.7(e) for employee agreement.) (2) If any action occurs (i.e., amended tax return, tax audit, etc.) that would change the information provided in Year 2 by the employee to his/her agency for use in calculating the RIT allowance due the employee for Year 1 taxes, this information must be provided by the employee to his/her agency under procedures prescribed by the agency. (See §302–17.10.) (3) If the calculation of the RIT allowance results in a negative amount, the employee is obligated to repay this amount as a debt due the Government. (See §§302–17.7(e)(2) and 302–17.8(f)(5).)
Title 41: Public Contracts and Property Management
PART 302–17—RELOCATION INCOME TAX (RIT) ALLOWANCE
§ 302-17.9 Responsibilities.
