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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 2006

Page

10

IRS spirals a fraud loss from broken refund screening

Washington reports that the IRS paid about 318 million in improper tax refunds this year due to a failed fraud detection computer program. The Treasury Inspector General notes the loss is higher than IRS estimates of 200 to 300 million and criticizes the failed CSC project that cost over 20 million to update.

Washington, D.C Internal Revenue Treasury Inspector General For Tax Administration IRS Inspector General Computer Sciences Corp Ime House Treasury Henry Paulson Ways and Means Committee Bill Thomas Calif Mark Everson

Education Department and FBI joint data mining on students raises concerns

A five year Education Department data mining program dubbed Project Strike Back scanned millions of student aid and enrollment records for terrorism links using FBI supplied names. The effort reportedly shared personal data including names and Social Security numbers with SBI and Justice Department attorneys. The program ended recently after Medill journalism inquiries.

Washington, D.C Education Department FBI Office Inspector General Cathy Milhoan SBI Justice Department Government Accountability Office Port Ducation Department Eneral Medill School of Journalism

Mortgage rates fall to lowest since April amid cooling housing market

Freddie Mac reports 30-year fixed rates at 6.44 percent, down from 6.48, the lowest since April. Five and 15-year rates also eased while one-year ARMs edged down. Analysts see inflation under control and growth moderating. Fed held rates steady at 1 August meeting.

Washington, D.C Freddie Mac Ng Financial Markets Frank Nothart Federal Reserve Central Bank

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