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The Credit Reform Task Force, composed of members of Treasury, GAO, OMB and representatives from all the credit agencies is a work group formed under the AAPC to address accounting, auditing, budgeting and reporting issues encountered by agencies subject to the Credit Reform Act of 1990. The CFO Subcommittee on Credit Reform and the Government-wide Audited Financial Statement Task Force Subcommittee on Credit Reform were merged into this group, which meet periodically to discuss and resolve credit specific issues.
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Dana M. James
dana_m_james@omb.eop.gov
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