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S. 4378 (119th Congress)Introduced
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Protecting American Taxpayers Act

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The Protecting American Taxpayers Act is a comprehensive anti-fraud bill that establishes mechanisms to detect, prevent, and recover fraudulent payments across federal programs. It requires attendance-based billing for child care services, mandates notification to inspectors general when healthcare payments or provider numbers spike dramatically in specific geographic areas, and extends statutes of limitations for prosecuting fraud in pandemic-era relief programs and Small Business Administration loans. The bill also rescues unused COVID funding, strengthens welfare program integrity measures, restricts assistance to foreign agents and Taliban supporters, expands whistleblower protections for contractors, and creates new reporting requirements for federal spending transparency.

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