Although Natwar Gandhi, the District’s chief financial officer, has accumulated widespread praise for his efforts to rehabilitate the city’s economic image since he took office in 2000, his office has been criticized regularly for secrecy and employee misconduct.
Gandhi’s greatest crisis took place in 2007, after federal authorities arrested Harriette Walters, an Office of Tax and Revenue employee, and charged her with embezzling $48.1 million.
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