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Auditing Agencies, 50 States
Links to government entities referred to as the "Taxpayers Watchdogs." Get details on the office and its duties, and accounting practices.
The mission of the State Auditor's Office is to serve as a deterrent to fiscal mismanagement, fraud, and misuse of assets by state agencies and providers of Medicaid services and to provide audit coverage of those entities as required by law or regulation. The State Auditor's Office also provides investigative and technical assistance to government entities and maintains a statewide toll-free Fraud Hotline to allow the citizens to report waste, fraud, misuse and abuse of State funds.
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The mission of the State Auditor's Office is to serve as a deterrent to fiscal mismanagement, fraud, and misuse of assets by state agencies and providers of Medicaid services and to provide audit coverage of those entities as required by law or regulation. The State Auditor's Office also provides investigative and technical assistance to government entities and maintains a statewide toll-free Fraud Hotline to allow the citizens to report waste, fraud, misuse and abuse of State funds.
The State Auditor's serve the citizens of the state as the "Taxpayers Watchdog." To help ensure that government is open and accountable to its citizens, we provide independent, accurate, and timely audits of the financial operations of the state and local governments. They review government activities to help ensure they are conducted in an effective, efficient and legal manner. In addition, they work with government officials, CPA firms conducting government audits, and individual citizens as they strive to obtain information, answer questions, and resolve issues, all with the objective of making government work better for its citizens.
The information on their website describes their office and its duties, provides accounting and technical updates, and lets you know "what's happening" in the Auditor's Office. The Auditor of State website allows you to view reports, download information, link to related sites, and e-mail questions or comments to their office.
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