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             UNITED STATEs GENERAL  ACCOUNTING  OFFICE
                          REGIONAL OFFICE
                     FEDERAL BUILDING, 16TH FLOOR WEST
                        230 SOUTH DEARBORN STREET
                        CHICAGO, ILLINOls 60604


                                              7   APR 1979

Mr. Claud Gillam, Director
Veterans Administration  Regional Office
2030 West Taylor  Street, Room 6E
Chicago, Illinois   60680

Dear Mr. Gillam:

     We recently surveyed  cash management practices at several
Federal agencies one of which was  the Veterans Administration (VA)
Regional Office, Chicago,  Illinois.  We wanted to determine
whether collections are  deposited promptly, as required by Title 7
of the GAO manual, a practice which would  decrease the need for
borrowing by the U. S. Treasury  and reduce interest costs to the
Government.

     The VA Regional Office processes  and deposits its collections
of accounts receivable in a  timely manner.  However,,loan guarantee
collections, averaging about  $103,000 monthly, are delayed between
4 and 7 days because they are  sent to the VA Center at Austin,
Texas, for deposit.  We were  told that these collections were not
deposited locally, the optional procedure, because  it required more
staff time.

     A concerted practice of daily  deposit by VA Regional Offices
and other Federal agencies  could help immensely to reduce the
borrowing burden on the U.  S. Treasury. We would  appreciate being
advised of corrective actions you  carry out.

     A copy of this report is being  sent to the Controller,
Veterans Administration, Washington, D.C.,  to consider what actions
may be needed to promote prompt  deposit of collections by all
regional offices.

     Thank you for the cooperation  extended to our representatives
during the survey.

                                Sincerely yours,


                                       J. Schad

                                W. J.  Schad
                                Acting Regional Manager

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