DHS Antideficiency Act (ADA): How to
Comply and Stop Violations LATEST
UPDATES!!! 2026-2027 | CORRECT
SOLUTIONS WITH QUIZ & ANSWERS |
HIGHLY GRADED A+
A government purchase card (GPC) card holder used the GPC for personal, non-govt
purchases. did the card holder violate an ADA provision? - CORRECT ANSWERS-Yes,
31 U.S.C. 1341 - Limitations on expending and obligating amounts.
At the urging of the chairman, a member of a federal commission agreed to waive his
statutory entitlement to $100 per day while involved in commission business. The year
after the commission was disbanded, the former member changed his mind and filed a
claim for a portion of the compensation he would have received had it not been for the
waiver. Since the $100 per day was a statutory entitlement, the purported waiver was
invalid, and the former commissioner was entitled to be paid. Did the card holder violate
an ADA provision? If so, which one? - CORRECT ANSWERS-Yes, 31 U.S.C. 1342 -
Limitation on Voluntary Services.
An office manager purchased fitness equipment for the office for which appropriations
were not available. Did the cardholder violate an ADA provision? If so, which one? -
CORRECT ANSWERS-Yes, 31 U.S.C. 1341 - Limitations on expending and obligating
amounts.
A DOD activity used family housing funds in excess of the statutory limit for
maintenance and repair of a family housing unit without prior Congressional approval.
Did the cardholder violate an ADA provision? If so, which one? - CORRECT
ANSWERS-Yes, 1517 - Prohibited Obligations & Expenditures.
In Excess of - CORRECT ANSWERS-spending moremoney than you have or spending
mony for something the law doesn't allow.
In Advance of - CORRECT ANSWERS-funds were spent, for example, during a lapse in
appropriation or by spending money without fulfilling conditions imposed by congress
Bona Fide Needs Rule - CORRECT ANSWERS-you cant use current year funds to fulfill
a later-year requirement taking place after the funds have expired.
Comply and Stop Violations LATEST
UPDATES!!! 2026-2027 | CORRECT
SOLUTIONS WITH QUIZ & ANSWERS |
HIGHLY GRADED A+
A government purchase card (GPC) card holder used the GPC for personal, non-govt
purchases. did the card holder violate an ADA provision? - CORRECT ANSWERS-Yes,
31 U.S.C. 1341 - Limitations on expending and obligating amounts.
At the urging of the chairman, a member of a federal commission agreed to waive his
statutory entitlement to $100 per day while involved in commission business. The year
after the commission was disbanded, the former member changed his mind and filed a
claim for a portion of the compensation he would have received had it not been for the
waiver. Since the $100 per day was a statutory entitlement, the purported waiver was
invalid, and the former commissioner was entitled to be paid. Did the card holder violate
an ADA provision? If so, which one? - CORRECT ANSWERS-Yes, 31 U.S.C. 1342 -
Limitation on Voluntary Services.
An office manager purchased fitness equipment for the office for which appropriations
were not available. Did the cardholder violate an ADA provision? If so, which one? -
CORRECT ANSWERS-Yes, 31 U.S.C. 1341 - Limitations on expending and obligating
amounts.
A DOD activity used family housing funds in excess of the statutory limit for
maintenance and repair of a family housing unit without prior Congressional approval.
Did the cardholder violate an ADA provision? If so, which one? - CORRECT
ANSWERS-Yes, 1517 - Prohibited Obligations & Expenditures.
In Excess of - CORRECT ANSWERS-spending moremoney than you have or spending
mony for something the law doesn't allow.
In Advance of - CORRECT ANSWERS-funds were spent, for example, during a lapse in
appropriation or by spending money without fulfilling conditions imposed by congress
Bona Fide Needs Rule - CORRECT ANSWERS-you cant use current year funds to fulfill
a later-year requirement taking place after the funds have expired.
