GRANT Reform Act of 2026
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Summary
The GRANT Reform Act of 2026 requires the Comptroller General to submit annual reports to Congress detailing all federal grants, including grant names, purposes, amounts, recipient entities, and project descriptions. The bill also mandates that grant recipients submit detailed project reports to the Comptroller General within three months of project completion, including information on salaries, subcontractors, administrative costs, and unspent funds. Grant recipients who fail to comply with reporting requirements become ineligible for future federal grants until they comply.
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