After $1.8B accounting error, Senate report likely to suggest SC Treasurer Loftis removal
Because of accounting issues in South Carolina’s books, the previous comptroller general and the state auditor have resigned.
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State Senators look to oust Loftis from Treasurer's Office
A recommended removal looms after State’s fake missing money scandal. Members of the South Carolina State Senate Finance ...
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Defiant SC Treasurer Curtis Loftis accuses Senate Republicans of falsehoods over missing $1.8 billion
COLUMBIA — State Sen. Larry Grooms said he plans to renew his call to remove Treasurer Curtis Loftis from office following a combative hearing into Loftis' role in ...
Auditors who investigated SC’s $1.8 billion accounting error testify before state Senate
The independent auditors who investigated South Carolina’s mystery $1.8 billion surplus are coming back to testify before the ...
Charleston City Paper10dOpinion
Brack: Time for Loftis to resign as state treasurer
If there’s one thing that’s bringing together Republicans and Democrats in Columbia, it’s the increasingly widely-held belief ...
Auditing firm investigating South Carolina's 'missing' $1.8B contradicts treasurer's testimony
The accounting firm conducting the forensic audit of SC Treasurer Curtis Loftis says he mischaracterized his office's role in ...
Charleston City Paper7d
Senators to release final report on billion-dollar scandals
An irresistible legislative force is set to meet an immovable political object when a S.C. Senate Finance subcommittee issues its final report this week on the $1.8 billion accounting scandal that’s ...
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After $1.8B accounting error, Senate report likely to suggest SC Treasurer Loftis removal
South Carolina treasurer Curtis Loftis looks to the back of the room while being questioned by a senate sub-committee on Thursday, Feb. 27, 2025. Tracy Glantz [email protected] COLUMBIA ...