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The Social Security Administration’s Compliance with Congressional Requests and Electronic Message Requirements

August 08, 2017

Audit report number: A-01-18-50599
Management challenge: Strengthen Planning, Transparency, and Accountability
Full report: /~assets/audits/full/a-01-18-50599_0.pdf
Summary report: /~assets/audits/summary/summary-50599-update.pdf

We issued this report to answer six questions related to the Social Security Administration’s (SSA) compliance with congressional requests and electronic message requirements.

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The Social Security Administration’s Compliance with Congressional Requests and Electronic Message Requirements

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