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Government Accountability Office — 199 source documents and 1 court filing in the archive, dated 2019-07-01 – 2026-01-29. Most often reports and audits (51), briefs and memoranda (3), orders and opinions (2). Listed in date order; each page carries the record's full text and, where we have a copy, the original document.

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Records200 (199 source documents and 1 court filing)
Dated2019-07-01 – 2026-01-29
Document typesreports and audits (51), briefs and memoranda (3), orders and opinions (2), exhibits and declarations (1), testimony and hearings (1)
Listed under programsOther relief programs (32), Other pandemic litigation (25), PPP (24), Unemployment insurance (23)

Records

199 source documents and 1 court filing, in date order across 2 pages.

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    1. undatedGAO-23-105876: A Framework for Managing Improper Payments in Emergency Assistance ProgramsSource document
    2. undatedGAO-23-105907: Tracking the Funds: Specific Fiscal Year 2022 Provisions for Small Business AdministrationSource document
    3. undatedGAO-23-105952: Community Development Financial Institutions: Analysis of Annual and Emergency Assistance and Treasury Efforts to Address Program RisksSource document
    4. undatedGAO-23-106285: Improper Payments: Fiscal Year 2022 Estimates and Opportunities for ImprovementSource document
    5. undatedGAO-23-106377: Priority Open Recommendations: Small Business AdministrationSource document
    6. undatedGAO-23-106567: Fraud Risk Management: Key Areas for Federal Agency and Congressional ActionSource document
    7. undatedGAO-23-106585: Improper Payments: Programs Reporting Reductions Had Taken Corrective Actions That Shared Common FeaturesSource document
    8. undatedCOVID-19 Relief: Funding and Spending as of Jan. 31, 2023 (GAO, February 2023)Source document
    9. undatedGAO-23-106761: Improper Payments: Opportunities for Interagency Collaboration and ImprovementsSource document
    10. undatedFraud Risk Management: Federal Government Loses an Estimated $233 Billion to $521 Billion Annually — GAOSource document
    11. undatedGAO-24-106237: Federal Spending Transparency: Opportunities Exist to Improve COVID-19 and Other Grant Subaward Data on USAspending.govSource document
    12. undatedGAO-24-106565: Fraud Risk Management: Agencies Should Continue Efforts to Implement Leading PracticesSource document
    13. undatedGAO-24-106608: Improper Payments and Fraud: How They Are Related but DifferentSource document
    14. undatedGAO-24-106655: Whistleblowers: Disclosures and Retaliation Complaints to Pandemic AuditorsSource document
    15. undatedGAO-24-106671: State Small Business Credit Initiative: Treasury Made Progress on Disbursements and Improvements to Project SchedulingSource document
    16. undatedGAO-24-106682: Disaster Loan Program: SBA Should Include Key Issues in Its Review of How the Program Affects Underserved CommunitiesSource document
    17. undatedGAO-24-106755: Small Business Administration: Targeted Outreach about Disaster Assistance Could Benefit Rural CommunitiesSource document
    18. undatedGAO-24-106927: Improper Payments: Information on Agencies' Fiscal Year 2023 EstimatesSource document
    19. undatedGAO-24-107299: Priority Open Recommendations: Small Business AdministrationSource document
    20. undatedGAO-24-107482: Improper Payments: Key Concepts and Information on Programs with High Rates or Lacking EstimatesSource document
    21. undatedGAO-25-106963: IT Modernization: SBA Urgently Needs to Address Risks on Newly Deployed SystemSource document
    22. undatedGAO-25-107067: Small Business Pilot Program: SBA Has Opportunities to Evaluate Outcomes and Enhance Fraud Risk MitigationSource document
    23. undatedGAO-25-107508: Fraud Risk in Federal Programs: Continuing Threat from Organized Groups Since COVID-19Source document
    24. undatedGAO-25-107552: Improper Payments: Agency Reporting of Payment Integrity InformationSource document
    25. undatedGAO-25-107608: Disaster Loan Program: Enhanced Procedures and Data Needed to Address Duplication of BenefitsSource document
    26. undatedGAO-25-108048: Priority Open Recommendations: Small Business AdministrationSource document
    27. undatedGAO-25-108147: U.S. Consolidated Financial Statements: Key Issues for the Small Business AdministrationSource document
    28. undatedGAO-25-108172: Program Integrity: Agencies and Congress Can Take Actions to Better Manage Improper Payments and Fraud RisksSource document
    29. undatedGAO-25-108412: Fraud and Improper Payments: Data Quality and a Skilled Workforce Are Essential for Unlocking the Benefits of Artificial IntelligenceSource document
    30. undatedGAO-26-108044: Improper Payments: Agency Actions Needed to Help Save Taxpayer DollarsSource document
    31. undatedGAO-26-108208 Highlights, Federal Rulemaking: Agencies Continue to Use Good Cause and Other Mechanisms to Forgo Public Comments (released 2026-09-04)Source document
    32. undatedGAO-26-108208, Federal Rulemaking: Agencies Continue to Use Good Cause and Other Mechanisms to Forgo Public Comments (full report, released 2026-09-04)Source document
    33. undatedGAO-26-108488 Highlights, COVID-19: Federal Efforts and Stakeholder Views on Expediting the Transportation of Personal Protective Equipment (2026-09-14)Source document
    34. undatedGAO-26-108488, COVID-19: Federal Efforts and Stakeholder Views on Expediting the Transportation of Personal Protective Equipment (2026-09-14)Source document
    35. undatedGAO-26-108488, COVID-19: Federal Efforts and Stakeholder Views on Expediting the Transportation of Personal Protective Equipment (full report, 2026-09-14)Source document
    36. undatedGAO-26-108688: Disaster Loan Program: SBA Should Ensure Consistent Outreach to SurvivorsSource document
    37. undatedGAO-26-108694: Payment Integrity: Agencies' Estimated Improper Payments Increased to $186 Billion in Fiscal Year 2025Source document
    38. undatedGAO-26-108820: Small Business Administration: Opportunities to Improve Management of Fraud Risks, Improper Payments, and Contracting ProgramsSource document
    39. undatedGAO-26-108850: Fraud and Improper Payments: Data Quality and a Skilled Workforce Are Essential for Realizing Artificial Intelligence’s BenefitsSource document
    40. undatedGAO-26-108956: Priority Open Recommendations: Small Business AdministrationSource document
    41. undatedGAO-26-109126: SBA Disaster Loans: Assistance for Businesses Affected by Low Snowfall or Warm WintersSource document
    42. undatedHighlights of GAO-24-106152: COVID-19 Relief Funds: State Experiences Could Inform Future Federal Relief FundingSource document
    43. undatedHighlights of GAO-24-106353: COVID-19: Insights from Fraud Schemes and Federal Response EffortsSource document
    44. undatedHighlights of GAO-24-106482: Federal Reserve Lending Programs: Status of Monitoring and Main Street Lending ProgramSource document
    45. undatedHighlights of GAO-24-107157: COVID-19: Insights and Actions for Fraud PreventionSource document
    46. undatedGAO-21-319, Operation Warp Speed: Vaccine Development Status and Efforts to Address Manufacturing ChallengesSource document
    47. undatedCOVID-19 Relief: Improved Controls Needed for Referring Likely Fraud in SBA's Pandemic Loan Programs | U.S. GAOSource document
    48. undatedU.S. Government Accountability Office, "Federal Vacancies: Administrator" (vacancy record 22315)Source document
    49. undatedU.S. Government Accountability Office, "Pandemic Unemployment Assistance: States' Controls to Address Fraud"Source document
    50. undatedRestaurant Revitalization Fund: Opportunities Exist to Improve Oversight (GAO-22-105442)Source document

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