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<abstract>In February 2004 and again in June 2005, GAO testified that some
Department of Defense (DOD) and civilian agency federal 	 
contractors abused the federal tax system with little		 
consequence. Previous problems we identified with contractors	 
with unpaid taxes have led to concerns over whether any 	 
interagency contractors, such as those on the General Services	 
Administration&apos;s (GSA) federal supply schedule, failed to pay	 
their taxes. GSA, through its federal supply schedule and other  
interagency contracts, arranges for federal agencies to purchase 
billions of dollars of goods and services directly from private  
vendors. GAO was asked to determine if GSA contractors, including
both contractors that were paid by GSA and GSA interagency	 
contractors, have unpaid federal taxes, and if so, to (1)	 
determine the magnitude of tax debts owed by GSA contractors; (2)
identify examples of GSA contractors that have tax debts and are 
also engaged in potentially abusive, fraudulent, or criminal	 
activities; and (3) determine whether GSA screens contractors for
tax debts and criminal activities prior to awarding contracts and
at the exercise of any government contract options.</abstract>
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