As A New Congress Takes Office, Here’s How GAO Can Help Their Transition

U.S. Government Accountability Office (.gov)·Jan 3

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A new congress is taking office, and the government accountability office is offering assistance with their transition. The office has identified ways to save the federal government billions of dollars and is also working to address issues such as improper payments and the sale of unused properties. The transition and the office's efforts are taking place amid various other developments, including concerns about the federal debt and potential congressional actions.

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