Board of Contract Appeals
                 General Services Administration
                      Washington, D.C. 20405


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                        October 31, 2002
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                        GSBCA 15894-RELO
                                
                                
               In the Matter of FLORENCE H. DOSH


     Florence H. Dosh, Proctor, MN, Claimant.

     Lt. Col. Randal A. Overby, Comptroller, 148th Fighter Wing, Minnesota Air National
Guard, Duluth, MN, appearing for Department of Defense.

BORWICK, Board Judge.

     Claimant seeks reconsideration of our decision in Florence H. Dosh, GSBCA 15894-
RELO (Aug. 12, 2002).  There we held that the agency correctly calculated claimant's
relocation income tax allowance (RITA) using the appropriate tax withholding rate
percentages prescribed by the Joint Travel Regulations (JTR).  

     In her reconsideration motion, claimant raises a new argument not presented  initially-
-that the agency (and this Board) discriminated against claimant "for [her] association with
a person with a disability" because it did not allow claimant to include her spouse's social
security disability payments as a component of earned income for the purposes of the RITA
calculation.  Claimant relies on the federal sector equal employment opportunity regulations
at 29 CFR Pt. 1614 (2001).  
  
     In our original decision, we discussed at length the methodology for calculating the
RITA.  We presume familiarity with our original decision and we will not repeat that
discussion here.  The only issue now before us is whether the agency erred in not including
the social security disability payments to claimant's spouse as a component of earned income
when calculating the RITA.  

     The agency did not commit error, rather it followed the JTR.  The JTR at C16002A
and C16008D simply do not include social security disability payments as earned income. 
Patricia L. Reilly, GSBCA 15734-RELO, 02-2 BCA   31,866; W. Don Wynegar, GSBCA
15602-RELO, 01-2 BCA   31,563.  

     Part 1614 of 29 CFR prescribes a comprehensive inter-agency system for processing
equal employment opportunity discrimination claims.  We lack jurisdiction over claimant's
discrimination claims, since our jurisdiction does not extend to claims covered by "another"
law.  31 U.S.C.   3702; Charles A. Miller, GSBCA 13679-RELO, 13859-RELO, 97-1 BCA 
 28,865. 

     Claimant's motion for reconsideration is denied.



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                                        ANTHONY S. BORWICK
                                        Board Judge