How does the Congress keep track of federal finances? a. The GAO c. The IRS b. The FCC d. The FBI

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Sean Collins

30 June, 23:16

How does the Congress keep track of federal finances? a. The GAO c. The IRS b. The FCC d. The FBI

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Denver · Answer 1

i think its c - the irs

Jaliyah Branch · Answer 2

The correct answer is A) the GAO.

Congress keep track of federal finances through the GAO.

GAO stands for Government Accountability Office. This legislative agency monitors the spending and operation of the federal government and is authorized to audit its expenditures. GAO has the responsibility to oversee and track the way the United States government uses every single dollar that people pay in taxes. The GAO is an independent agency that serves as the vigilant of the government and reports directly to the Congress of the United States.