Accountability for Tax Dollars Act

The Accountability for Tax Dollars Act is a U.S. law aimed at increasing transparency and accountability in how federal agencies spend taxpayer money. It requires these agencies to report and improve their financial management practices, ensuring that funds are used effectively and responsibly. The act promotes better oversight by making financial information more accessible to the public and government officials, thereby helping to prevent waste and mismanagement of tax dollars. Ultimately, it seeks to build trust in government operations and improve public confidence in fiscal responsibility.