A new review by the U.S. Government Accountability Office found the site’s claim of $110 billion in taxpayer savings was vastly inflated and unreliable. The report found DOGE could not provide enough information to verify 96% of its reported savings from canceled grants. According to the report, $27.4 billion in claimed savings was never executed, and DOGE did not provide identifying information for another $7.2 billion in claimed savings. The report also said DOGE claimed savings from millions of dollars in leases that had already been identified for termination. Although DOGE formally ended on July 4, its “Wall of Receipts” remains online, claiming a total of $215 billion in taxpayer savings.