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The Virgin Islands has an FCA that broadly covers fraud upon the territory or any political subdivision (excluding tax fraud).
A successful whistleblower can receive between 15% and 25% of the recovered proceeds in cases where the government intervenes, and between 33% and 50% if the government declines to intervene.
Present or former government employees generally cannot bring lawsuits that depend on information obtained over the span of their service term.