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$5.4 billion in COVID aid may have gone to businesses using questionable Social Security numbers: report

Clyde Edgerton by Clyde Edgerton
January 30, 2023
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.4 billion in COVID aid may have gone to businesses using questionable Social Security numbers: report
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The U.S. government may have awarded roughly $5.4 billion in COVID-19 aid to small businesses with potentially ineligible Social Security numbers, said a Washington Post report on Monday citing a new estimate from the Pandemic Response Accountability Committee, or PRAC. The estimate comes as the Republican-run House Oversight Committee plans to hold a hearing on Wednesday titled “Federal Pandemic Spending: A Prescription for Waste, Fraud and Abuse.”



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