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Government Services
Our Government Services' mission is to provide the Federal agencies with top
quality accounting and consulting staff that can meet the challenges that these
agencies face in this ever changing and dynamic environment.
We are currently performing the following services:
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U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO)
KEY is currently providing budgetary, accounting and financial management and
reporting services at USPTO. KEY is providing a significant level of service
in support of USPTO's highly automated and complex financial operations and key
programs. Each year, USPTO generates over $1 billion in annual revenues from
delivering a wide variety of intellectual property services, and related
products. We are responsible for performing monthly accounting analysis and
provide financial statements to be consolidated with the U.S. Department of
Commerce.
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U.S. Department of Housing & Urban Development (HUD) – Single Family Claims
Support Center
KEY was under contract with FHA to operate the Single Family Claims Support
Center. KEY was responsible for the manual processing of supplemental claims
and for maintaining an automated system for establishing receivables owed by
mortgagees that receive excess claim payments, due to their misstatement of
expense amounts. These accounts had to be created, monitored, and updated
according to the specifics related to each case, including determining the
correct amount for posting collections that are received and generating demand
letters.
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U.S. Department of Housing & Urban Development (HUD) – Lender Assessment
Sub-System
KEY provides compliance monitoring services by reviewing audited financial
statements and supplemental reports received annually through the Lender
Assessment Sub-System (LASS) from mortgagees and lenders participating in FHA
Insurance Programs. Our team substantiates that the LASS submissions are
completed by the lenders based on the lenders’ financial statements and
supplemental reports that were audited by independent certified public
accountants (CPA) in accordance with the HUD Handbook 2000.04 Rev. 2,
Consolidated Audit Guide for Audits of HUD Programs.
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U.S. Department of Housing & Urban Development (HUD) – Multifamily Claims
The Multifamily Claims Branch (MFCB) requires KEY to perform claim reviews and
settlement processes under various subtasks. We consider sub-task one to be the
core examination process upon which our performance of all other subtasks will
be based. Approximately 150 regular claims will be examined annually, consisting
of three types: Insurance Assignment – Final Payment; Coinsurance Claim – Final
and Payment Conveyance Claim – Final Payment.
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U.S. Department of Housing & Urban Development (HUD) – Single Family Post
Claims Review
KEY performs on-site and in-house post claim and follow-up reviews at more than
100 mortgage companies each year. This requires a team of trained reviewers to
inspect the contents of mortgage insurance claim files from various mortgage
companies that service and sometimes hold the mortgage notes in default. The
review team analyzes legal documents for compliance with FHA processing
requirements, ensures that preservations and protection costs are allowable
and fully documented, and reviews files for compliance with FHA loss mitigation
requirements. The team cites any non-compliance and calculates a proposed
refund to HUD. The team provides mortgage lenders with technical advice and
recommendations on how to better maintain mortgage files and improve
foreclosure document processes and procedures to avoid penalties.
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U.S. Department of Housing & Urban Development (HUD) – CPA Services
KEY performs reviews of the Asset Control Area (ACA) II program participant
performance report to ascertain whether or not the contractor is meeting the
terms of the contract. We have already provided an Agreed Upon Review Procedures
(AUP) report to assess the extent of HUD's regional Homeownership Center's
compliance with the documentation, processed and reviewed requirements
prescribed by HUD's Real Estate Owned (REO) Division's Financial Control
Manual (FCM) regarding processing payment transmittals submitted by HUD's
Management Marketing contractors.
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