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Smithsonian Institution's Banking Practices for Private Funds

GGD-77-67 Published: Sep 20, 1977. Publicly Released: Sep 20, 1977.
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The Smithsonian Institution maintained 41 accounts in financial institutions and the United States Treasury. Most of these were small checking accounts used to pay expenses at Smithsonian locations outside the District of Columbia. The use of five principal accounts was reviewed, two at the American Security and Trust Company, two at the Riggs National Bank, and a deposit suspense account in the United States Treasury.

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