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Audit Report 13-16R: Purchase Reviews Allowed $4.6 Million in Improper Payments on 7(a) Recovery Act Loans
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Report Number 13-12: The SBA Used Inappropriate Contracting Practices to Reconfigure Space for the Office of International Trade
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Audit Report 13-10: The Small Business Administration Did Not Effectively Assess Disaster Assistance Staffing Requirements, Availability, and Readiness
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Audit Report 13-07: The Small Business Administration’s Improper Payment Rate for 7(a) Guaranty Purchases Remains Significantly Underestimated
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Audit Report 13-05: Audit of SBA’s FY 2012 Special-Purpose Financial Statements
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Audit Report 15-03: Independent Auditors’ Report on the SBA’s FY 2014 Special-Purpose Financial Statements
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Report 12-17: The SBA Risks Loss of Collateral on Four Disaster Loans Totaling $5.6 Million
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Audit Report 12-16: The SBA’s Inappropriate Use of the Government Purchase Card
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Report 12-18: A Detailed Repayment Ability Analysis is Needed on High-Dollar Early-Defaulted Loans to Prevent Future Improper Payments
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Report 12-11R: High-Dollar Early-Defaulted Loans Require an Increased Degree of Scrutiny and Improved Quality Control at the National Guaranty Purchase Center
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Report 12-05 FY 2011 Financial Statement Audit Management Letter
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Report 12-06 Recovery Act 504 Loan Pool Transaction Entry Process
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Report 12-04: Small Business Administration’s Rationale for Excluding Certain Types of Contracts from the Annual Small Business Procurement Calculations Needs to be Documented
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Report 12-03: Audit of the SBA’s FY 2011 Special-Purpose Financial Statements
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Report 12-02: Audit of SBA’s FY 2011 Financial Statements
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ROM 11-07- Origination and Closing Deficiencies Identified in 7(a) Recovery Act Loan Approvals
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ROM 11-01 - Improper Allotment of Recovery Act Apportionments
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Audit Report 12-20R: Addressing Performance Problems of High-Risk Lenders Remains a Challenge for the Small Business Administration
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Report 11-17 - Release of Collateral by SBA's Disaster Processing and Disbursement Center Raises Concerns