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Correspondence and subject files of the Virginia Auditor of Public Accounts,

Correspondence and subject files, 2006-2014, of Virginia Auditor of Public Accounts Walter Kucharski. These records are in electronic format and consist of the official correspondence of the Auditor with state agencies, localities, legislators, governor's office and constituents. The majority of this collection consists of correspondence, but also includes accounting spreadsheets, briefings, financial documentation, guidance, legislative review, memoranda, presentations, proposals, studies, reports and documentation on analysis, calculations, clarifications, and projections.

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Correspondence and subject files of the Virginia Auditor of Public Accounts,

Virginia. Auditor of Public Accounts

Correspondence and subject files, 2006-2014, of Virginia Auditor of Public Accounts Walter Kucharski. These records are in electronic format and consist of the official correspondence of the Auditor with state agencies, localities, legislators, governor's office and constituents. The majority of this collection consists of correspondence, but also includes accounting spreadsheets, briefings, financial documentation, guidance, legislative review, memoranda, presentations, proposals, studies, reports and documentation on analysis, calculations, clarifications, and projections.

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