Further review of Iowa Finance Authority after director's ouster
The Iowa Finance Authority is undergoing another financial review, this time going back to 2011 when David Jamison became director.
CPA firm Eide Bailly will do a forensic accounting and internal control examination that covers Jan. 1, 2011, to June 30, two months after Jamison was fired based on allegations of sexual harassment, the Finance Authority announced Wednesday. The new probe, expected to cost $60,000 to $75,000, is on top of a narrower $35,000 investigation already underway.
Eide Bailly will review all of expenses reimbursed to Jamison and other employees from 2011 to 2018 as well as accounts the agency used to collect fees and other payments, the Finance Authority reported. A final report will be available by Nov. 16.
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