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The Social Security Administration’s Reporting of High-dollar Overpayments in Fiscal Year 2019 Under Executive Order 13520

December 06, 2019

Audit report number: A-15-18-50681
Management challenge: Mandatory Reviews
Full report: /~assets/audits/full/a-15-18-50681.pdf
Summary report: /~assets/audits/summary/a-15-18-50681summary.pdf

We issued this report to determine whether the (1) method the Social Security Administration used to identify high-dollar overpayments detected overpayments that met Executive Order 13520 criteria and (2) Agency complied with all requirements of the Executive Order.

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The Social Security Administration’s Reporting of High-dollar Overpayments in Fiscal Year 2019 Under Executive Order 13520

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