More than $1B in Georgia's pandemic benefits not reviewed for eligibility, state report shows
"The federal government could come back and claw that money back if it found problems," says Sheila Weinberg, CEO and founder of Truth in Accounting.
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"The federal government could come back and claw that money back if it found problems," says Sheila Weinberg, CEO and founder of Truth in Accounting.
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