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Reference. DINAP Bulletin No. 96-06; Federal Travel Regulations at 41 CFR 301-304; and section 401 program regulations at 20 CFR 632.38(k). Information. The Federal Travel Regulations (effective January 1, 1997) are revised to: - Increase the standard CONUS maximum per diem rate from $66 to $80 (in areas not covered by a locality rate); - Remove the $26 M&IE rate; - Add an additional M&IE rate of $42 for certain localities; - Delete some previously designated per diem localities (because of the increase in the standard rate); and - Change the table used when making deductions for furnished meals. The Federal Travel Regulations (effective December 27, 1996) are revised to: - Pay travelers for three-fourths of the applicable M&IE rate for the first and last day of travel, regardless of the actual departure and arrival times; - Eliminate the payment of a per diem allowance of 12 hours or less when lodging is not required; - When travel is more that 12 hours but less than 24 hours and lodging is NOT required, establish the per diem at three-fourths of the applicable M&IE rate for the location; - When travel is more than 12 hours but less than 24 hours and lodging IS required, establish the allowable per diem as the actual cost of the lodging (not to exceed the lodging allowance for the location), plus three-fourths of the applicable M&IE rate for the location; - Allow a per diem reimbursement for house-hunting trips. - Questions. Contact your DINAP Federal Representative.

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