Reporting tax fraud: Your chance to be bounty hunterTaxing matters / Patti S. Spencer
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If you’re in the US,file an identity theft reportwith the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) and get a personalized plan to guide you through the recovery process. In the UK,report the theft to Action Fraud— they’ll send your report to the National Fraud Intelligence Bureau (NFIB), who i...
When someone steals your identity, your first instinct might be to panic or feel overwhelmed. But the sooner you report identity theft, the better. First, let's look at some reasons why you may want to take these steps as soon as possible. ...
If it appears that outright fraudulent charges are being charged to your accounts (as in someone has ascertained your credit card number or eBay login credentials and is racking up charges), then you may need to contact law enforcement. You can find links to the proper, regional authorities ...
Washington may penalise states applying OECD tax rules on multinationals Fights over new rules to cut corporate tax avoidance and illicit financial flows are intensifying weeks ahead of the first meeting of a new UN convention to set...
Reporting Abuse of Tax Dollars County Controller Starts Fraud HotlineWestmoreland County Controller Jeff Balzer wants residents tohave confidence in county...Duncan, Debra
London based and globally respected journal Africa Confidential has reported that a massive fraud has taken place at the Ministry of Education, bigger than the Social Cash Transfer theft. It says the total amount embezzled is not yet known but sources in the investigation say it is on a far ...
“The penalties can be steep, and there are typically no waivers,” Duron said. Also, “sloppy or no financial records is a recipe for inviting theft or fraud from employees, customers, or vendors, as errors and irregularities are much more likely to go unnoticed until it’s too late.”...
you will need to deduct your loss the year that it occurred. If you live in a presidentially declared disaster area, you can deduct the loss on your federal income tax return for the year before the event.2(For more, see:5 Insurance Policies Everyone Should Have....