U.S. watchdog identifies $5.4 billion in potentially fraudulent COVID-19 loans
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The U.S. government likely awarded about $5.4 billion in COVID-19 aid to people with questionable Social Security numbers, a federal watchdog said in a report released on Monday.
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U.S. watchdog identifies $5.4 billion in potentially fraudulent COVID-19 loans
The U.S. government likely awarded about $5.4 billion in COVID-19 aid to people with questionable Social Security numbers, a federal watchdog said in a report released on Monday.
Watchdog says federal government gave $5.4 billion in Covid aid to small businesses with 'questionable' Social Security numbers
The federal government gave $5.4 billion in Covid-19 aid to small businesses with "questionable" Social Security numbers, according to a report released by a watchdog overseeing pandemic aid.
$5.4 billion in pandemic loans were paid to suspicious Social Security numbers
The government doled out nearly 100,000 pandemic loans to people whose applications were filed using suspect Social Security numbers, government investigators revealed Monday.
Watchdog says federal government gave $5.4 billion in Covid aid to small businesses with 'questionable' Social Security numbers
By Mary Kay Mallonee and Katie Lobosco, CNN The federal government gave $5.4 billion in Covid-19 aid to small businesses with “questionable” Social Security numbers, according to a report released by a watchdog overseeing pandemic aid. The Pandemic Response Accountability Committee (PRAC) issued a fraud alert Monday identifying nearly 70,000 questionable Social Security numbers used to obtain pandemic aid from two programs started under then-Pre…
Almost 70K ‘questionable’ Social Security numbers used for $5.4B in pandemic-related loans: watchdog
A pandemic watchdog group identified nearly 70,000 "questionable" Social Security numbers that were used to obtain $5.4 billion in pandemic-related federal loans.
