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Audit Reports for Fiscal Year 1944 for the United States Maritime Commission and the War Shipping Administration

B-41801: Jul 01, 1946

GAO was asked to provide copies of the reports of audits on the financial transactions of the United States Maritime Commission and the War Shipping Administration for fiscal year 1944, as soon as they are available.GAO responded that the reports for fiscal year 1944 had been completed and that copies were sent to the Speaker of the House and the President pro tempore of the Senate, along with cop...

Report on "A Bill to Authorize a Special Investigation, Examination, and Complete Audit of the Maritime Commission and the War Shipping Administration by the Comptroller General"

B-41801: Apr 22, 1947

Congress asked GAO's opinion on a resolution in Congress entitled "A Bill to Authorize a Special Investigation, Examination, and Complete Audit of the Maritime Commission and the War Shipping Administration by the Comptroller General."GAO found that it could not recommend favorable consideration for the bill due to (1) the large number of personnel which would be required for the proposed investig...

Analysis of the Maritime Commission's Progress Toward Collecting Moneys Due to the United States Government

B-41801: Apr 21, 1947

GAO was asked for an analysis of a Maritime Commission report dated March 24, 1947, with respect to the progress made by the Commission toward collecting moneys due the United States Government.GAO examined this request and enclosed the results of that examination with the report...
Opinion on Accounting Procedures of the Maritime Commission and the War Shipping Administration

B-41801: Feb 08, 1946

Congress asked GAO's opinion on whether the Maritime Commission and the War Shipping Administration were taking measures to prevent or correct improper conditions in their accounting procedures.GAO found that both organizations employed accounting methods and procedures that were not of the kind or type to result in accurate recording of their financial transactions to the extent necessary to disc...