general accounting office
1General Accounting Office — GAO The General Accounting Office of the federal government has the following basic purposes: assist the Congress, its committees, and its members to carry out their legislative and oversight responsibilities, consistent with its role as an… …
2General Accounting Office — GAO The General Accounting Office of the federal government has the following basic purposes: assist the Congress, its committees, and its members to carry out their legislative and oversight responsibilities, consistent with its role as an… …
3General Accounting Office — Siegel des Government Accountability Office Das Government Accountability Office (kurz GAO ) ist ein überparteiliches Untersuchungsorgan des Kongresses der Vereinigten Staaten. Es prüft staatliche Vorhaben im Hinblick auf Korruption, Effizienz… …
4General Accounting Office — The accounting and auditing office of the United States, headed by the Comptroller General, and the Assistant Comptroller General, of the United States, having a European Branch and a Far East Branch, and various Divisions for distinct parts of… …
5General Accounting Office — This office audits US government departments and examines the use of public funds. It is headed by the Controller General. ■ www.gao.gov ■ …
6General Accounting Office — U.S. Govt. an independent auditing and accounting agency that assists Congress and government departments and agencies and settles claims for the federal government. Abbr.: GAO * * * …
7general accounting office — (GAO) Congressional accounting agency monitoring fiscal activities of the government. The GAO and its executive branch counterpart the OMB*, often differ in budget estimates and assumptions …
8General Accounting Office — U.S. Govt. an independent auditing and accounting agency that assists Congress and government departments and agencies and settles claims for the federal government. Abbr.: GAO …
9General Accounting Office — GAO The investigation and audit department of the US Congress …
10General Accounting Office — GAO The auditing, evaluation, and investigative arm of the U.S. Congress. The GAO was founded in 1921, and its Web site states that it exists to support the Congress in meeting its Constitutional responsibilities and to help improve the… …
