41It must be observed, in that regard, that that case-law has been applied in situations where the fact and scope of decisions of a purely financial subject matter, which by their nature can be conveyed in salary statements, became apparent from the salary statements against which the actions were directed. Salary statements have been regarded as constituting acts adversely affecting the recipient where they conveyed decisions concerning, inter alia, the payment of the official’s salary, interest on salary arrears, the adjustment of weightings applicable to the official’s salary, the reimbursement of travel expenses, the expatriation allowance, the amount of family allowances or even the fixing of the parental contribution scale in respect of nursery services (see judgment of 9 January 2007, Van Neyghem v Committee of the Regions, T‑288/04, EU:T:2007:1, paragraph 40 and the case-law cited).