You Broke It, You Bought It: Why Being a Victim of Fraud Doesn’t Excuse Repaying Unallowable Costs
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A nonprofit healthcare contractor argued it shouldn't have to repay $100,231 in unallowable costs because its executive director committed fraud and the organization no longer had the funds.
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