GAO GGD-90-21: U.S. Customs Service: Unresolved Audit Issues Between Customs and the Virgin Islands
(._. _ . . . . ..^. .-._ - . ..^. I ..--.-. - ._..... ..-- -.-- --._. --.-- _-_._-. --__-----_____- I)P(‘(‘.IttIwt’ I!)#!) U.S. CUSTOMS SERVICE Unresolved Audit Issues Between Customs and the Virgin Islands GAO United States General Accounting Office Washington, DC. 20648 , General Government Division B-236775 December 8,1989 The Honorable Ron de Lugo Chairman, Subcommittee on Insular and International Affairs Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs House of Representatives Dear Mr. Chairman: This report responds to the Subcommittee’s concern about certain issues in dispute between the U.S. Customs Service and an auditor employed by the Virgin Islands. In October 1985, the Virgin Islands legislature passed legislation authorizing an audit of the money collected by Cus- toms for the Virgin Islands. In June 1987, the auditor hired by the Virgin Islands Governor presented Customs a draft of his findings and recom- mendations. The Virgin Islands’ government and Customs did not agree on all issues. The Subcommittee requested us to render an opinion on some of the issues in dispute. …
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