The Improper Payments Transparency Act requires the President's budget submission to include information on improper payments under federal programs.
The Improper Payments Transparency Act amends title 31 of the United States Code to mandate that the President's budget submission include details on improper payments under federal programs. Specifically, it requires information on programs and activities with improper payment amounts and rates that have changed or remained stable over the previous three years. This includes a narrative description of why any improper payments occurred, trends, and corrective actions taken or planned.
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