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If the merchandise purchased is subject only to the Federal tax and such tax is included in the price paid, Standard Form 1094Revised should not be used, nor should it be used by Federal officials or employees (1) for items of subsistence expense when a per diem in lieu of subsistence is granted, (2) when using their personally owned motor vehicles for which a mileage allowance is authorized, or (3) by individuals in official travel status, unless payment is actually made at the time of purchase.* [Secs. 4, 7, 6, Regs. 86Revised, June 11, 1937]

10.3 Refunds of taxes paid. When Standard Form 1094-Revised, executed under the conditions in § 10.2 (a) (2), is received in the administrative office, there will be noted on the form the bureau or office number of the payment voucher, and the administrative office will bill the State or local taxing agency for refund of the taxes paid. In the event the administrative office fails to secure refund of the amount of taxes paid, it will transmit promptly to the General Accounting Office the said tax exemption certificates, if available, together with all correspondence with the taxing agency, relating thereto, and information as to the disbursing officer's voucher number on which payment for the merchandise was made, for use by the General Accounting Office in effecting collection thereof as required by R.S. 236, as amended by the Budget and Accounting Act, 1921 (42 Stat. 24; 31 U.S.C. 71).*[Sec. 8, Regs. 86-Revised, June 11, 1937]

10.4 Identification of purchaser for tax exemption purposes. In order to secure exemption from a tax in the purchase of merchandise for the exclusive use of the United States Government, the purchaser should be properly identified by means of Standard Form 1094c, "U. S. Government Tax Exemption Identification Card". The cards will be 44 by 21⁄2 inches in size.5* [Sec. 9, Regs. 86-Revised. June 11, 1937]

"Form of identification card.

U. S. GOVERNMENT TAX EXEMPTION
IDENTIFICATION CARD

(Signature of employee)

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who has signed his name in the margin hereof, is an employee of the

(Department or Establishment and Bureau or Service)

engaged on U. S. Government business, and is authorized to secure exemption from Federal, State, or local taxes (such as sales tax, gasoline tax, etc.) on merchandise purchased for exclusive official use, and for this purpose will present to dealers from whom purchased the standard form of U. S. Government tax exemption certificate (Standard Form No. 1094).

Standard Form No. 1094C

Form approved by

Comptroller General U. S.
June 19, 1936

(Signature)

(Title)

*For statutory citation, see note to § 10.1.

PART 11-CERTIFICATIONS BY CONTRACTORS AND

VENDORS

Sec.

Sec.

11.1 Necessity for, and form of, gen- 11.2 Manner of execution of certifieral and special certificates. cates.

Section 11.1 Necessity for, and form of, general and special certificates. By reason of the numerous and varied types of supplies and services, and the different statutory and contract requirements imposed on certain classes of expenditures, the general certificate now appearing on Standard Form 1034-Revised, Voucher for Purchases and Services Other Than Personal, is insufficient to properly cover all transactions, and additional certifications must be required of vendors and contractors to cover certain special classes of purchases, and the forms of certifications to cover such special classes are hereby prescribed as follows:

(a) General certificate for procurements under general contracts or agreements (now appearing on Standard Form 1034-Revised) when the nature of the contract or agreement does not require additional certificate(s):

I certify that the above bill is correct and just; that payment therefor has not been received; and that except as otherwise noted all of the articles, materials, and supplies furnished under purchase order No. if unmanufactured articles, materials, and supplies have been mined or produced in the United States, and if manufactured articles, material, and supplies, they have been manufactured in the United States substantially all from articles, materials, or supplies mined, produced, or manufactured, as the case may be, in the United States.

(b) Reduction in wage rates under contracts or agreements which provide that the Government is to receive the benefit of any reduction in wage rates requires that in addition to the general certificate, No. 1, there be furnished the following certificate:

I certify that the United States received the benefit of reduction, if any, in the wage rate (s) in accordance with the stipulations under the contract.

(c) Wages, rights, and hours of work of employees for procurements by law and/or under contracts, etc., require that in addition to the general certificate, No. 1, there be furnished the following certificate:

I certify that the stipulations required by law and/or under contract, etc., with respect to wages, rights, and hours of work of employees have been complied with.

Examples: The labor stipulations in the Acts of July 5, 1935, 49 Stat. 449; June 30, 1936, 49 Stat. 2036; and April 26, 1937, 50 Stat. 72, 87.

(d) Decline in market price for procurements under contracts or agreements which provide that the Government is to receive the benefit of any decline in market price requires that in addition to the general certificate, No. 1, there be furnished the following certificate: I certify that the United States received the benefit of decline, if any, in the market price (s) in accordance with the stipulations under the contract.

'On future reprints of Standard Form 1034-Revised the words "that State or local sales taxes are not included in the amount billed and that tax exemption certificates therefor have been received" will be incorporated in the vendor's certificate.

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(e) Decrease in freight rates for procurements under contracts or agreements which provide that the Government is to receive the benefit of any decrease in freight rates requires that in addition to the general certificate, No. 1, there be furnished the following certificate: I certify that the United States received the benefit of decrease (s), if any, in freight rates in accordance with the stipulations under the contract.

(f) Tank-wagon, barge, or service station deliveries price for procurements under contracts or agreements covering the purchase of gasoline, kerosene, fuel oil, etc., based on tank-wagon, barge, or service station price requires that in addition to the general certificate, No. 1, there be furnished the following certificate:

I certify that tank-wagon (or barge, service station, etc.) price, at date and point of delivery, is as stated herein.

(g) Temperature adjustments: While no special form of certificate is prescribed for commodities such as oils, petroleum products, etc., contracted for on a temperature-adjustments basis, the vouchers or invoices covering such procurements should contain information as to the temperatures or moisture content involved in the adjustments of the quantities for which the vouchers or invoices are submitted.

(h) Telephone, telegraph, and metered services should, unless special forms are prescribed therefor, be billed on the company's invoices, the original of which must bear the following signed certificate: (Certificate No. 1 is NOT required in such cases.)

I certify that the above bill is correct and just; that payment therefor has not been received; that the rates charged were in effect at the time the services were rendered; and that such rates are not in excess of those charged the general public for similar services.

Secs. 309, 311 (f), 42 Stat. 25; 31 U.S.C. 49, 52 (f) [Circ. A–51607, A-49009, Apr. 2, 1938]

11.2 Manner of execution of certificates. The prescribed certificate (s) should be printed, stamped, typed, or written on the voucher or invoice and must be signed (in original only) by the duly authorized representative of the concern billing.

In cases where it is physically impossible to include additional certificate(s) on the FACE of the voucher or invoice, the certificate (s) will be placed on the reverse of the voucher or invoice. Additional (separate) sheets for, duplicates or copies of, certifications only will not be accepted.

Under no conditions should the certificates on Government vouchers or on invoice forms to be attached to such vouchers be signed in blank or at any time prior to submission of the voucher or invoice but after delivery or performance by the claimant. To do so may result in the submission of a false claim against the Government for which the person signing the certificate may be held liable under the law. (Secs. 309, 311 (f), 42 Stat. 25; 31 U.Š.C. 49, 52 (f)) [Circ. A-51607, 49009, Apr. 2, 1938]

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ACCOUNTS AND DEPOSITS, DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY: See Money and Finance: Treasury, 31 CFR Chapter II.

ADJUSTED COMPENSATION: See Pensions, Bonuses, and Veterans' Relief, 38 CFR Chapter I. Money and Finance: Treasury, 31 CFR Part 313.

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TITLE 5-ADMINISTRATIVE PERSONNEL

CROSS REFERENCES

Canal Zone Regulations relating to employees: See Panama Canal, 35 CFR Part 3.

Classification of telephone employees, Federal Communications Commission: See Telecommunication, 47 CFR Part 51.

Conditions of employment of Works Progress Administration and National Youth Administration: See Public Welfare, 45 CFR Parts 303, 402. Department of State regulations relating to employees and foreign personnel: See Foreign Relations, 22 CFR Parts 16, 76-78, 93, 98.

Personnel regulations of the Department of Commerce: See Commerce, 15 CFR Part 1.

Personnel regulations of the United States Public Health Service: See Public Health, 42 CFR Part 1.

Personnel regulations of the War Department: See Army: War Department, 10 CFR Chapter VII.

Regulations of the Department of Agriculture relating to personnel: See 7 CFR 1.1546, 1.2117, 1.2922.

Regulations of the Navy Department relating to civilian employees: See Navy, 34 CFR Part 10.

Regulations of the Office of Indian Affairs relating to health facilities and duties of health personnel: See Indians, 25 CFR Part 84.

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Civil Service Act and rules, statutes, Executive orders, and regulations, with notes and legal decisions, amended to June 30, 1937.

The Civil Service Retirement Act, with annotations and regulations. (Includes abstracts of decisions, opinions, regulations, and comments relating to the Acts of May 22, 1920, July 3, 1926, and May 29, 1930, and amendments thereto.) Form 3020, Dec. 1935.

Eligibility and certification. Form 2424, Feb. 1937.

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General information regarding the United States Civil Service.
Mar. 1937.

Information concerning transfer. Form 305, June 1938.
Information in answer to inquiry. Form 2809, June 1937.

Form 2346,

Instructions to applicants for the fourth-class postmaster examination. Form 1759, Mar. 1938.

Physical regulations. Form 2313, Jan. 1938.

Political activity and political assessments of Federal office-holders and employees. Form 1236, Aug. 1936.

Positions for which deaf-mutes may be considered. Form 1786, Jan. 1938.
Reinstatement and reemployment. Form 126, Jan. 1937.

Removal, reduction, suspension, and furlough. Form 505, Oct. 1937.
Veteran preference. Form 1481, June 1937.

For list of abbreviations used in this chapter, see note to § 1.1.

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Section 1.1 No interference with elections. No person in the executive civil service shall use his official authority or influence for the purpose of interfering with an election or affecting the result thereof. Persons who by the provisions of the rules in this chapter are in the competitive classified service, while retaining the right to vote as they please and to express privately their opinions on all political subjects, shall take no active part in political management or in political campaigns.* [E.O. June 3, 1907]

*§§ 1.1 to 1.104, inclusive, (with the exceptions noted in the text,) issued under the authority contained in R.S. 1753, sec. 2, 22 Stat. 403; 5 U.S.C. 631, 633. ABBREVIATIONS: The following abbreviations are used in this chapter:

Executive order.

E.O.
Op. Atty. Gen.
Regs., CSC
1.2 No disclosures or discriminations. No question in any form
of application or in any examination shall be so framed as to elicit
information concerning the political or religious opinions or affilia-
tions of any applicant, nor shall any inquiry be made concerning
such opinions or affiliations, and all disclosures thereof shall be dis-
countenanced. No discrimination shall be exercised, threatened, or
promised by any person in the executive civil service against or in
favor of an applicant, eligible, or employee in the classified service
because of his political or religious opinions or affiliations.* [E.O.
209, Mar. 20, 1903]

Official Opinions of the Attorneys General of the United States.
Regulations of the Civil Service Commission.

1.3 Recommendations not considered. No recommendation of an applicant, eligible, or employee in the competitive service involv

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*For statutory citation, see note to § 1.1.

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