1. What is National Guard Military Move Reimbursement?

Definition: This calculator estimates the reimbursement amount for National Guard members' military moves based on Government Constructed Cost (GCC).

Purpose: It helps National Guard members and finance personnel determine proper reimbursement amounts for relocation expenses.

2. How Does the Calculator Work?

The calculator uses the formula:

Where:

• Reimbursement — Total amount to be paid ($)
• GCC — Government Constructed Cost ($)
• 1.3 — Standard multiplier for National Guard moves

Explanation: The GCC is multiplied by 1.3 to account for additional allowable expenses beyond the base government cost estimate.

3. Importance of Accurate Reimbursement Calculation

Details: Proper calculation ensures service members receive correct compensation for relocation expenses while maintaining proper use of government funds.

4. Using the Calculator

Tips: Enter the Government Constructed Cost (GCC) in dollars. The value must be greater than 0.

5. Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q1: What is GCC?
A: GCC stands for Government Constructed Cost, which is the baseline cost estimate for a military move.

Q2: Why is the multiplier 1.3?
A: The 1.3 factor accounts for additional allowable expenses specific to National Guard moves as per regulations.

Q3: Where do I find my GCC amount?
A: GCC is typically provided by your transportation office or can be found in your move authorization documents.

Q4: Does this include all move expenses?
A: This calculates the base reimbursement. Additional allowances may apply depending on your specific circumstances.

Q5: Is this calculator official for reimbursement?
A: This is for estimation only. Always consult with your finance office for official reimbursement amounts.