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Pentagon Fails Audit Again, Expects To Reach Full ‘Clean’ Financial Review By 2027

Pentagon Fails Audit Again, Expects To Reach Full ‘Clean’ Financial Review By 2027
Aerial of the Pentagon, the Department of Defense headquarters in Arlington, Virginia, near Washington DC, with I-395 freeway on the left, and the Air Force Memorial up middle.

The Pentagon has failed its financial audit for the third year in a row, while highlighting areas of incremental improvements as it anticipates reaching a “clean” financial audit across the department by 2027. The results of this year’s effort to review nearly $3 trillion in assets did include finding $700 million in savings, as well as expecting DISA to receive a clean audit for its working capital fund after failing to do so last year.  Thomas Harker, who is performing…

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