Fraud
Fraud
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No temporary solution; cooking some books; French connection; and other highlights of recent tax cases.
October 12 -
When she asked whether a line of credit would show up in FTX's audit, he said, "Don't worry, the auditors aren't going to look at that."
October 11 -
For years, company leadership allegedly misrepresented and concealed key details about FTX's operations from investors, other employees and the customers who prosecutors claim had billions of dollars of their money stolen.
October 10 -
Jeffrey McConney testified that he added tens of millions of dollars a year to the former president's annual financial statements for the value of mansions that did not exist.
October 10 -
Trump spoke out in apparent irritation after his lawyer complained he couldn't hear the testimony of the state's first witness, former Mazars USA LLP accountant Donald Bender, who often lowered his voice and mumbled answers.
October 5 -
Donald Bender said that key information about asset valuations was missing from Trump Organization financials, and that he wouldn't have signed off on them had he known.
October 4 -
Tuesday will start off with more testimony from his former accountant Donald Bender. The next witness is expected to be Camron Harris, an audit partner with Trump's new accounting firm Whitley Penn LLP.
October 3 -
The former president wanted to get higher on the Forbes billionaires list and save a fortune on loan terms by overvaluing his properties, according to evidence previewed for a packed courtroom.
October 2 -
The New York judge who ruled the former president committed fraud by inflating the value of many of his assets also authorized AG Letitia James to cancel certificates for companies that hold those assets.
September 27 -
The judge sided with Letitia James on her allegation that Trump repeatedly engaged in fraud by claiming exaggerated values for some of his best properties on his annual statements of financial condition.
September 26 -
Fraudsters are ever-inventive, and accountants and tax pros need to make sure their clients keep vigilant.
September 20 -
Pav Gill is setting up Confide, catering to companies that want to boost their corporate governance.
September 5 -
Employees perpetrate the most common fraud schemes at restaurants, including various cash and inventory misappropriation schemes.
September 1 -
Anti-social worker; loan sharks; just in time for Tax Day; and other highlights of recent tax cases.
August 31 -
Letitia James alleges the former president and the Trump Organization falsified business records and issued false financial statements.
August 31 -
IRS warnings about a "wave of summer scams" and new business rules designed to combat fraudulent claims for refundable credits are among the latest developments.
August 16 -
Confidence man; Bits & Bytes & busted; lost that bet; and other highlights of recent tax cases.
August 10 -
The service developed an indicator to lock the accounts of millions of taxpayers whom the agency assumed had died, but for tens of thousands of people, it may have been wrong.
August 10 -
A forensic accounting investigator explains how to avoid fraudulent transactions and behavior.
August 10 -
Using the same password for both your email and bank account can cost millions of dollars.
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