Apportionments
The difference between an accounting note and a criminal referral often comes down to a single letter. In Part II, we look at why 'A' footnotes carry the weight of the law—and why a $1 mistake can trigger a federal investigation. This is the final part in
Apportionments
You found an apportionment. Now what? This is the second part in our three-part series on apportionments. 1. What is an apportionment? 2. How to Read an Apportionment, Part I: Structure and Time-Based Controls 3. How to Read an Apportionment, Part II: Program Controls and Legal Weight In our first
Apportionments
Congress appropriated $198 million. But the agency can only spend $55 million this quarter. What happened to the rest? This is the first part in our three-part series on apportionments. 1. What is an apportionment? 2. How to Read an Apportionment, Part I: Structure and Time-Based Controls 3. How to