Publicly audited, it depends what you mean by publicly audited.
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When we get audited, right, we're public, we get audited.
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As a result of Schrems' complaint, the Irish DPC audited and re-audited Facebook's systems in 2011 and 2012.
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"I have been audited by the I.R.S. multiple times and am currently being audited," he wrote in the letter.
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The agency is so underfunded that the chance an individual gets audited is minuscule — one person in 161 was audited in 2017, according to the I.R.S. And individuals with more than $1 million in income, the people with the most complicated tax situations, were audited just 4.4 percent of the time.
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" Romney blasted Trump's assertion that he could not release taxes while they are being audited, writing that there is "nothing that prevents releasing tax returns that are being audited.
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Its brief said only 15 percent of the submitted claims are still being audited, and the settlement administrator has only recommended rejection of 16 percent of the already audited filings.
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But being audited is irrelevant to these reasons: disclosure would show such matters whether any candidate is being audited or not, and Trump does keep saying he will disclose after the audit.
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He is being audited, and can't release the returns until the audit is complete (which of course he could.) After the debate, he suggested that he gets audited repeatedly because of his religion.
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People who put their money in these deals also need to know that the syndicated conservation easement will be most likely be audited by the IRS, and they also could be audited individually.
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Departments operating this tech will also be audited each year.
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The last time so few people were audited was 25.8.
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You can get audited for not paying taxes in 2017.
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The results were independently audited by professional services firm PwC.
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The president always gets audited (and the veep too) Sen.
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The last time so few people were audited was 20.5.
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"I was audited back then for several years," he said.
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Submitting only two years of audited financials (instead of three).
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It expects to file its newly audited statements this summer.
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In 2011, 12% of millionaires were audited by the IRS.
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Rossello also addressed the long overdue 2015 audited financial statements.
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The U.S. territory is far behind on filing its audited statements and in September was criticized by powerful Senate Finance Committee Chairman Orrin Hatch, a Republican, for not having up-to-date audited figures.
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And a new IRS report, as cited by The Wall Street Journal, shows that taxpayers are now half as likely to get audited as they were in 2010 — with only 0.45% of returns audited.
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On the contrary, the fact that he's being audited (or at least that he says he's being audited) should make it easier for him to go public — after all, he needn't fear triggering an audit!
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"For many years, I've been audited every year," Mr. Trump said.
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"Luckily, I'm not being audited this year," Mr. Rubio said puckishly.
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Nobody gets audited — I have friends that are very wealthy people.
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TRUMP: I'm being audited 12 years in a row, at least.
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Trump says he doesn't want to disclose because he's being audited.
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I have friends that are very rich and never get audited.
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"You're giving people money, and you're expecting audited returns," Rosenwald said.
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Fewer than 1% of tax returns are audited by the IRS.
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The government failed to complete audited financial statements for recent years.
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The largest corporations in America used to be audited every year.
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Fewer than 1% of tax returns are audited by the IRS.
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Multinational companies are generally audited by firms in their own country.
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During the fiscal year 2019, only 0.45% of taxpayers were audited.
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Are audited numbers of income, expenses and potential future profits available?
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Huawei isn't a publicly traded company, but publishes audited financial results annually.
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LG: So you're saying you do let the source be publicly audited?
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His administration has yet to publish fiscal 2014's audited financial results.
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A bill in Congress calls for the Fed's decisions to be audited.
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She added that election officials were willing to have their work audited.
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The service has also been audited by a third-party security firm.
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Number two, as far as the taxes are concerned, I'm being audited.
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After all, they also need to collaborate, be audited and so on.
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There is nothing that prevents releasing tax returns that are being audited.
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And a third requires a response, or the recipient will be audited.
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If you mess up, you could risk having your tax returns audited.
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The company did not give a timeline to release the audited results.
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Overall, less than 1 percent of tax filers, 0.84 percent, were audited.
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To clarify, the Fed's financial statements are audited — by Deloitte and Touche.
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The Fed is not thoroughly audited Critics such as Mnuchin and Sen.
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Of every client I've handled who changed residency, they've all been audited.
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Again, the IRS Code provides no special protection for those being audited.
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That Mr. Trump is being audited only strengthens the case for disclosure.
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" Trump said he has many companies and is audited "every single year.
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"That's something that would never cause you to be audited," Koskinen said.
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If you do, don't be surprised if you're audited by the IRS.
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Do you see any changes in the way you have been audited?
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In Thailand, it has audited 20 elephant camps for compliance so far.
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Also, in January dozens of other businesses in Northern California were audited.
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"That was what was new about the PCAOB, you audited the auditor."
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After dropping out of college, Steve Jobs still audited the occasional class.
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China Merchants Bank's audited first half results are due on Aug. 19.
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That way, in case she gets audited, she has a full record.
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"As sole proprietors, you're more likely to be audited than a corporation, so if you do get audited and you want your books to be clean, the best way to do it is just to start now, " Capalad says.
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And you know, other people, friends of mine say they never get audited.
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It will be audited by a parliamentary commission and outside auditors, he said.
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Itochu has countered that it follows proper accounting procedures and has been audited.
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In each of the past ten years, how many apps has Facebook audited?
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Just 0.7 percent of individuals were audited, either in person or by mail.
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Deutsche Wohnen will release audited full-year results on March 21, it said.
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EU and Eldon Insurance to inform both organisations that they will be audited.
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Tighe told BuzzFeed News all of the claims he'd submitted were being audited.
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And obviously if I'm being audited, I'm not going to release a return.
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Financial accounts prepared or audited by accountants could help to break that cycle.
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You need to determine what part of your tax return is being audited.
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It is also not audited by one of the Big 4 accounting firms.
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He's being audited, so he should not disclose This one is easy, too.
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Open Door's report is independently audited by the International Institute of Religious Freedom.
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"@realDonaldTrump taxes for last 4+ years are still being audited," Romney tweeted Thursday.
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The only other two vocally pro-monument businesses in Boulder were also audited.
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However, high earners have a greater chance of being audited than most people.
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Just over 1 million tax returns were audited by the IRS in 2017.
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The company will also be subject to 20 years of audited security checks.
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" Rasulala: "When was the last time you volunteered to have your taxes audited?
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Trump says he won't do so because he's being audited by the IRS.
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According to IRS data, 37,000 audited returns earned a bigger refund in 2016.
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"The President and the vice president are audited, that's what happens," Pelosi added.
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But nobody from the government ever audited the spending, the Justice Department acknowledges.
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" On auditing the Fed: "I think number one, the Federal Reserve should be audited.
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The IRS audited 1.7 percent of returns that reported more than $200,000 in income.
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Furthermore, the Political Ad Collector is open-source and can be audited by anyone.
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And luckily I'm not being audited this year, or last year, for that matter.
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For both, benefits included: Submitting only two years of audited financials, instead of three.
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"Among the third-party-audited programs, that program is the most reputable," Shapiro says.
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It also means that if I'm ever audited, I have proof of my mileage.
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Under its loan agreements, Valeant has until March 30 to file audited financial reports.
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We have audited the list and removed terms that should not have been included.
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Sports Direct's financial statements during the period under investigation were audited by Grant Thornton.
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Those include how the BBC should be audited, and the new unitary board appointed.
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But when he was audited, Mr. Zukerman failed to provide documents to his accountant.
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Almost one in five people with AGIs of $10 million or more were audited.
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The government's audited financial statements for 2015 were only released last month, for example.
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Around 1.5 percent of self-employed taxpayers are audited each year, the agency says.
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Paper ballots have to be printed and distributed, after all, then audited and counted.
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One million shopping trips were audited in detail, amounting to six million items checked.
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Because elections machines are thus far preeminently breakable, we still need audited paper trails.
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Its audited financial statements for the September 2015 quarter show assets worth $1 billion.
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A careful look at the federal government's audited financial report would reveal the truth.
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His claim that he can't release them because he's being audited just doesn't wash.
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And that's important, too, because the probability of being audited has gone way down.
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The problem, he said, was that he was currently being audited by the IRS.
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The President's and Vice President's taxes are audited every year, according to IRS standards.
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Our hospital work is audited to identify where we fell short of our ideals.
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The insurance company owned by Mr. Banks will also be audited, the report said.
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Huawei's financials are released every year and audited by the global accounting firm KPMG.
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In other words, roughly 275 out of every 2000 taxpayers were audited last year.
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You may have audited which apps can access your location in your app cleanse.
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Because it is a carve out they are waiting for the right audited numbers.
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The latest annual supplier responsibility report includes 163 suppliers audited for the first time.
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Final cost statements for approved drugs will be audited and available for public inspection.
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Xerox also said it was ending the deal partly because Fujifilm had failed to provide audited financial information for Fuji Xerox by an April 15 deadline and that there were "material deviations" between audited Fuji Xerox financial statements and unaudited statements provided previously.
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Why it matters: There's been mounting pressure for the "walled gardens" or major tech platforms to be audited by the MRC, the same way other major players in the advertising ecosystem, like Nielsen, comScore and many of the big TV networks are audited.
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In response, Itochu has maintained that it follows proper accounting rules and has been audited.
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Just 0.49 percent of corporations were audited, the lowest rate in at least a decade.
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It also recommended that the government seek damages from KPMG, which audited VBS' financial results.
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Two Indian yards have already been audited for the European certification; 11 more have applied.
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Producers with red flags will be audited by the exchange by the end of 2022.
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More than 50 firms audited various parts, under local laws that often barred independent oversight.
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Trump says he is being audited," Romney wrote in a Facebook post in May. "So?
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Although the information is self-reported, most of the responses have been audited, said DiPerna.
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Facebook told the New York Times it managed these partners closely, but audited them rarely.
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In February, Moody's withdrew its rating because the town did not file audited financial statements.
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All inter-related transactions with his family were fully disclosed and regularly audited, he added.
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Early stage start-ups without massive expenses or balance sheets need not endure audited financials.
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Host George Stephanopoulos pushed back, saying past returns that aren't being audited could be released.
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"Obviously if I'm getting audited, I'm not going to release a return," the billionaire said.
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The Trump campaign has said he's not being audited for returns at least before 2009.
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He later backtracked, vowing to release them as soon as he is done being audited.
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No one likes to learn their income tax return has been audited by the IRS.
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Toshiba has been unable to file an audited financial report for the year ended March.
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People who make under $200,000 face a less than 1 percent chance of being audited.
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Trump has previously argued that he cannot release his returns because he is being audited.
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He has said he won't release his returns while he's being audited by the IRS.
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By comparison, only 9.2 percent of returns were audited for those earning below $1 million.
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A delay in completing audited financial statements always creates trouble and often ruins a stock.
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She recently received a notice in the mail that she's being audited by the IRS.
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It said it intended to release its fiscal 2018 audited financial results on Aug. 20.
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U.S. Corrections, which was founded in 2014, was audited for the first time in March.
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The policies that will not be audited then have to be set aside and documented.
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"If you get audited, the burden of proof is on the taxpayer," Vives Ortiz said.
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They believe that the agency may expand the deal to others who are being audited.
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The agency audited 0.45% of individual tax returns in fiscal 103, which ran through Sept.
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State data centers are audited by each federal regulating agency and often produce inconsistent results.
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Dr. Soon-Shiong requested Tronc's organizational documents, board minutes and audited and unaudited financial statements.
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Should you get audited, you have a central place to show the auditor your work.
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And there's nothing legally stopping him from releasing his taxes even if they're being audited.
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Nor has AFCEC audited the maintenance records of any other base managed by the company.
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He said he'd be happy to reveal his taxes quickly as soon as he is no longer audited—but also said he had been audited for 15 years (which suggests the date of the reveal, should there be one, will be far in the future).
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It states that these datasets will remain on the company's servers and will be regularly audited.
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TÜV SÜD audited the tailings dam before its collapse in January which killed nearly 300 people.
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And I would note that this question really goes — you know, Donald says he's being audited.
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The stockmarket crash in 1929 led to laws requiring listed firms in America to be audited.
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According to audited accounts, KCC's last payments to a Gertler-related company were $54.7m in 2015.
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Yet the truth is that Clinton's just-released 2015 return is fully open to being audited.
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Let's go through the excuses: He's being audited, so he cannot disclose This one is easy.
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The company said the auditor's opinion on the audited financial statements for the year ended Dec.
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In fact, certain hedge funds have their returns audited by a regulator and are pretty safe.
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Ernst & Young (EY) is under fire, too: its local affiliate audited IL&FS and another subsidiary.
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An analysis by The Economist in February suggested $4 billion, but without audited accounts, who knows?
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This will continue until KPMG, which audited Carillion, has demonstrated a sustained improvement in audit quality.
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Trump has said he can't release the returns while he is being audited by the IRS.
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Federal privacy rules prevent the IRS from stating publicly whether someone's tax returns are being audited.
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The IRS declined to comment on whether Trump or any other presidential candidates were being audited.
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And, if you happen to be audited, you won't have to sift through your personal transactions.
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These factories are also routinely audited by third party groups - such as the Fair Labor Association.
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Huawei isn't a public company, but it does release financial reports that are audited by KPMG.
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And the BBC will be audited by the National Audit Office, which audits most public institutions.
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Macri's government has threatened to cut funding for some unions and audited some of their finances.
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"If you ever get audited, they can check your bank records and other records," Fishman said.
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We should not trust an algorithm unless it can be reviewed and audited in meaningful ways.
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However, Mansury declined to comment on the company's 2018 profit as it was currently being audited.
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Mr. Trump has said he would not release his tax returns because they are being audited.
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Never — not the returns under audit; not even the returns that are no longer being audited.
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VeraCrypt—a fork of the now-abandoned TrueCrypt software—has also been audited by security experts.
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Facebook officials said that while the social network audited partners only rarely, it managed them closely.
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At one point, she refused to pay her dues until she received an audited financial statement.
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The database will be audited for profiles to remove "in the coming weeks," Kaye said Friday.
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"Please take into consideration that when this is audited it will become public knowledge," she wrote.
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He did, however, defend Trump's decision to shield his tax returns from public scrutiny while audited.
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The city of Denver recently audited the wells and found nearly 5003 percent are losing money.
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A taxpayer's chances of getting audited by the IRS have fallen significantly over the past decade.
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The odds of being audited are greater for wealthier Americans than low- and middle-income taxpayers.
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Of 76,000 households audited by TANESCO in 2012, 5 percent were found to be stealing energy.
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In February, Moody's withdrew its rating altogether because the town did not file audited financial statements.
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Some taxpayers get audited because the IRS is auditing another individual with whom they did business.
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Instead, it's whether the vote will then be audited — something only a handful of states do.
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That suit argues Georgia should implement paper-ballot-based voting so that results can be audited.
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As a condition of its 15-month probational license, Uber will be audited every six months.
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"Venezuela's election system is the most secure and audited in the world," Maduro said on Tuesday.
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However, the more shoppers accurately use the Skip app, the less likely they are to be audited.
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She added that Puerto Rico should submit audited financial statements for fiscal year 2015 by Dec. 31.
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A slower but more widely used and well-audited way to route communications over Tor is SecureDrop.
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By restricting access to audited partners, the company hopes to avoid a Cambridge Analytica-like privacy scandal.
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Nobody expects teenagers with the odd baby-sitting gig to set up limited companies with audited accounts.
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A Wall Street Journal investigation into audited financial reports from the USSF suggests that it is not.
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Airbus sources, who declined to be named, said the company's year-end numbers had been strictly audited.
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The results of Danya for the year are based upon their audited December 31, 2015 financial statements.
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It can never be fully achieved and must be constantly audited, adapted, and debated in a democracy.
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Since we have a German bank license, we're supervised by BaFin and audited on a regular basis.
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A growing number of Democrats have been demanding that the vote be audited in key swing states.
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Most shares trade over the counter and do not have to file audited financial reports with regulators.
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All data access is logged and routinely audited, and all potential violations are quickly and thoroughly investigated.
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Here are five things tax experts suggest the wealthy can do to try to prevent being audited.
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"You should get your money audited every year, because money makes people do crazy things," he added.
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Experts said pointed out that just because Trump is being audited doesn't mean he's done anything wrong.
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Audited financial statements for a public company would need to be prepared, work that could take years.
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Apple audited 756 suppliers in 30 countries, 163 of which it was auditing for the first time.
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Even if audited figures for last year are published soon, Mr. Pearson's room for maneuvering is shrinking.
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Trump has said he won't release his returns while being audited by the Internal Revenue Service (IRS).
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The benefits of offset projects, even audited schemes like the ones easyJet is supporting, are also disputed.
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I've audited classes at a university, and participated in a neurofeedback assessment of my brain's electrical impulses.
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The president claims that all his relevant tax returns have been audited or are under audit now.
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Saudi Arabia's vast energy reserves have also been independently audited and shown to total 268.5 billion barrels.
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The company began reporting quarterly results only this year, and the figures it provides are not audited.
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Also, five teams each year will be randomly audited to make sure no rules have been broken.
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" He added, "Those prisons they are talking about are sanctioned by government agencies, audited by government agencies.
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Saleh's income is also privy to taxes, and he's currently being audited by the Internal Revenue Service.
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The deal was offered to some 200 taxpayers who are being audited, with 30 days to accept.
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The four agencies audited were the LAPD, Fresno PD and the Marin and Sacramento County Sheriffs Departments.
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It's regulated by BSEE and the implementation of SEMS is audited by independent, accredited, third-party auditors.
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But as the IRS has confirmed, being audited doesn't mean he has to keep his returns secret.
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Mr. Trump also offered a new explanation for why he has delayed releasing his tax returns and why he has refused to give a date as to when he will: He's being audited, he said, and is audited every year, and he can't release the taxes until they're done.
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PwC, which audited BHS, said it was also taking steps to strengthen its governance and enhance audit quality.
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If you are audited, for example, one of its staff members will represent you at no additional charge.
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Key to this will also be the fact that transmissions and movements can be audited through log data.
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The Arizona-based company said the auditor's opinion on the audited financial statements for the year ended Dec.
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In 2016, the number of people audited by the IRS dropped by 20123 percent from the year before.
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There's no reason to roll your own when something perfectly good already exists that has been audited extensively.
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Its print circulation has fallen from 6m in 1978 to 218,000, according to the Alliance for Audited Media.
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Nearly all the investors we surveyed — 97 percent—said that sustainability disclosures should be audited in some way.
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GOP nominee Trump has repeatedly refused to release his tax returns, claiming that he is currently being audited.
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The IRS has since said that nothing prevents taxpayers from publicly releasing their ow information while being audited.
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Slack and Uber have only filed to go public confidentially, and have yet to publicly report audited financials.
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Once you've loaded all your passwords into your password manager of choice and audited them, you're all done!
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"Earlier this year, the factory Xuankai was audited by our consultant with no compliance violations," a spokesperson said.
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The auditors - named by Aramco as PwC, EY and BCG - have already audited the 2015 and 2016 accounts.
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That's according to audited financial statements from the U.S. Soccer Federation (USSF) obtained by The Wall Street Journal.
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The agency said that last year it audited about 892,000 individual returns, for a rate of 0.59 percent.
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Moreover, none of his arguments should prevent him from releasing earlier returns that are no longer being audited.
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Now rich people don't get audited for tax cheating while the working class continues to pay through withholding.
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Months later, Facebook agreed to be audited by the Media Rating Council (MRC), the media industry's measurement watchdog.
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If the search giant comments at all, it will likely blame the mishap on an improperly audited algorithm.
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Officials with the I.R.S. have said someone is free to release their returns even if they're being audited.
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Trump has insisted since the 103 campaign that he cannot release his taxes because he is being audited.
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Blockchain records are visible to all members of a network, so they can be easily monitored and audited.
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In 2013, both the [Office of Inspector General] and the [Government Accountability Office] audited BLM's coal leasing program.
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The new rules have encouraged shady practices like firms marketing their securities without having their financial statements audited.
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I got audited, didn't take an accountant with me, and left the Cleveland federal building with a credit.
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Applicants will have to justify their funding requests, which will be audited by the health department's independent watchdog.
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Few of the camps have been audited for animal welfare by Travelife or any other science-based organization.
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Some such as the well-known, popular Elephant Nature Park in Mae Taeng refuse even to be audited.
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Foxconn added that its operations were regularly audited, and that it complied with relevant local laws and regulations.
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When a company seeks to list its shares in the public markets, it must have audited financial statements.
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The weekday circulation of 55,700 is up 169 percent since 2003, according to the Alliance for Audited Media.
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All foreign companies that list on U.S. exchanges must have their financial statements audited by an independent auditor.
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What this means is algorithms need to be carefully audited to make sure bias hasn't somehow crept in.
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About two-thirds of the secrecy orders Microsoft received in the span it audited had no time limits.
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In fiscal year 2017, the IRS audited 1.1 million returns, out of the 196 million that were filed.
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The Daily's owners say that the tax bill was spurious, and that they had not been properly audited.
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"Very few people get audited," said Steve Rosenthal, a senior fellow at the Urban-Brookings Tax Policy Center.
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In 2012, two of the largest evangelical organizations — Samaritan's Purse and the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association — were audited.
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Nearly all of the grantees audited by the Inspector General between 1998 and 2010 had violated grant requirements.
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Uber said it had audited every driver in London over the last two months, and strengthened its processes.
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Trump has argued that he can't release his tax forms because he is being audited by the IRS.
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Since then, Saudi Arabia's vast energy reserves have been independently audited and shown to total 268.5 billion barrels.
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He promised to release his tax returns once he wasn't being audited, but it's doubtful he ever will.
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"We're bringing the ballots to Lansing today to be audited," Mr. Woodhams said, referring to the state capital.
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Since I did my own accounting by the seat of my pants, I was terrified of getting audited.
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Listed companies must, by law, be audited, and the auditors are paid by the companies whose books they review.
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The complete, final and audited financial results for the 2017/18 financial year will be announced on Sept. 11.
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Asked about the matter on Wednesday, Trump once again said his tax returns were being audited by the IRS.
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Buffett said he was being audited by the Internal Revenue Service, but had "no problem" releasing his tax information.
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The P.C.A.O.B. is a hybrid: It is a private-sector, self-funded (through fees paid by audited companies) nonprofit.
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But the 2017 and 2018 returns, if the IRS is following its own procedures, are supposed to be audited.
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As far as my return, I want to file it, except for many years, I've been audited every year.
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It's a very routine audit, and it's very unfair, because I've been audited for, I think, over 12 years.
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Harker echoed comments by Fed policymakers in recent months that their financial books are already audited by independent accountants.
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A few weeks later you receive a notice from the Internal Revenue Service that your taxes are being audited.
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Every agency audited used at least some legacy systems so outdated that the vendors no longer provide security patches.
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GOP front-runner Donald Trump says he can't release his tax returns because he's being audited by the IRS.
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Danya's full year financial information was derived from its audited financial statements for the year ended December 31, 2015.
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There is lots of it about (some 200 pages are released each quarter) and it is audited by KPMG.
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He has repeatedly refused to do so, because, he says, he is currently being audited by Internal Revenue Service.
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DeepMind's self-graded scores on the IG Toolkit have not yet been audited by the HSCIC, according to MedConfidential.
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Carolinas posted a 4.3% operating margin in 2016, and UNC had a 5.5% margin, according to audited financial statements.
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Valeant also has loans from banks and under those agreements, has until March 213.25 to file audited financial reports.
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The MFA does not require states to consolidate audits, so a business could be audited in multiple states simultaneously.
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Most shares trade in over-the-counter markets and do not have to file audited financial reports with regulators.
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Deloitte audited 1MDB's financial statements for 2013 and 2014, before it resigned as the fund's auditor in early 2016.
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However, this is like a financial statement that has not been audited or certified — it has no proven validity.
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Earlier this month, Facebook announced that it, too, would have some of its ad metrics audited by the MRC.
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Both central banks will be audited this year, part of a U.N. peace plan to unify the two branches.
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Last month Nigeria's finance minister agreed to lend the states 90 billion naira, provided they start publishing audited accounts.
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Hamas denies the claims, and World Vision and UNDP maintain that their activities in Gaza have been closely audited.
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Trump began arguing that he was barred from releasing his returns because he was being audited by the IRS.
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Wire is in the process of having its Proteus protocol audited by a security outsider, according to a spokesman.
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The USD Coin is based on an open source framework developed by CENTRE and everything should be audited regularly.
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The Republican front-runner has been dodging releasing his returns on the specious grounds that he was being audited.
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Trinity Mirror declined to confirm those early figures, citing plans to publish audited sales figures later in the spring.
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In 21099, the IRS audited just 0.41 percent of tax returns with adjusted gross incomes between $50,000 and $75,000.
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The IRS audited a slightly smaller percentage of individual tax returns in fiscal 2023, according to data released Monday.
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The new ADR methodology has essentially eliminated a whole category of providers — including approximately 1829 hospitals — from being audited.
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The idea is that when one taxpayer is audited, they'll tell others who then feel pressured to file honestly.
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To this end, the OIG audited Louisiana's flagship Road Home program 85033 times between June 2006 and August 2009.
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The coalition's lawsuit sought to force the state to implement paper ballot-based voting so results could be audited.
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"Our model centers around factories approaching us requesting to be audited," WRAP spokesman Seth Lennon told the news service.
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Trump has said he won't release them until he is done being audited by the Internal Revenue Service (IRS).
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The audit committee had asked the board to submit audited stand-alone and consolidated financial results by July 22.
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Mr. Trump has declined to do so, and has said he is being audited by the Internal Revenue Service.
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Mr. Trump has so far refused to release his tax returns because, he has said, he is being audited.
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New Jersey's comptroller audited three state universities where fees made up about a third of tuition and fee charges.
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Mr. Rettig acknowledged that he had never encountered a client who had been audited for that length of time.
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According to the Alliance for Audited Media, the Sun's weekday circulation of 22016,212 is up 220 percent since 553.
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In case you are wondering, there's no legal rule saying a person who's being audited can't release his returns.
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In essence, police forces are allowed to investigate themselves for misconduct, rather than being externally audited by independent investigators.
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She received a bachelor's degree from Ball State University in 2004, and audited graduate-level classes at Indiana University.
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Online businesses will now be responsible for adhering to this compliance burden and could be audited as a result.
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For this reason, we've limited our testing to VPN providers that have been independently audited and published the results.
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Reuters confirmed the figures by consulting the audited accounts, which are available on the website of Congo's finance ministry.
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PwC audited PrivatBank, which Ukraine took over in December after finding a capital shortfall of more than $5.5 billion.
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Los Angeles is believed to be the first department to have audited its use of these cutting edge technologies.
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Not to mention the low-grade anxiety that you messed up huge and are definitely going to get audited.
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The mileage deduction is "a high area of abuse and it is a highly audited area," according to Weston.
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Despite saddling us with an egregious 12 percent error rate, providers have complained about the "burden" of being audited.
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As a kid I heard rumblings about tax refunds being snatched back unexpectedly, and another family member being audited.
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Not only does it promote better health and safety, it also facilitates audited mine-to-smelter "clean" supply chains.
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The company said it had audited every driver in London in the last two months and strengthened its processes.
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She encouraged all states to have voting systems by 2020 that can be audited, preferably by a paper trail.
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Those that remained involved a legitimate $5,000 campaign payment that normally is audited by the city's Campaign Finance Board.
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According to the Alliance for Audited Media, the Sun's weekday circulation of 255,22014 is up 169 percent since 2003.
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Individuals administering the study will gain access to the data in a need-to-know basis, with permissions audited periodically.
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However, the panel will wait to examine audited results of the banks, before making a final decision, the source said.
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But keep good records, because small business owners are more likely to be audited than taxpayers who earn only wages.
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Trump's former attorney, Michael Cohen, in a hearing before Congress in February said he didn't believe Trump was being audited.
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Hanging on to receipts, bank statements and credit card statements can keep you out of hot water if you're audited.
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The fact of the matter is that the more complex your return, the more likely you are to be audited.
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AbbVie, the company that makes Humira, reported $10.4 billion in net U.S. sales for the drug in its audited financials.
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"Audited results will be published ... by April 30," the bank said in a statement on Friday, giving no further details.
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There is a reason why businesses are audited and a reason why heretofore government economic forecasts have followed the consensus.
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The eligibility of 85033 percent of subscribers — 1.2 million of the 3.5 million program participants audited — could not be verified.
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Mr. Takeda had previously acknowledged that payments were made, but he said they were audited and were for legitimate purposes.
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The eligibility of 36 percent of subscribers -- 1.2 million of the 3.5 million program participants audited -- could not be verified.
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Uber will now be independently audited every two years for the next 20 years in compliance with the FTC settlement.
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The board would have the power to hold hearings, subpoena witnesses, demand information and audited financial statements from the government.
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In 2017, the IRS audited just 1.1 million tax returns out of the 196 million that were filed that year.
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Here are the most audited cities in every state, plus the statewide audit rate, median household income, and poverty rate.
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" I would respond that "a liberal is a conservative who is being audited or whose kid was busted for pot.
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Those with high scores are more likely to be audited — and once the auditors start digging, they usually find things.
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Like a root canal or cross-country move, the prospect of having your tax return audited makes most people panic.
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Griffith-Jones was UK head of accountants KPMG when the firm audited HBOS in the run up to the collapse.
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I think even though we're generally a nation of tax compliers, people take into account the likelihood of being audited.
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" Cruz said the fact that Trump is being audited "makes it even more important for him to release his taxes.
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Then, when it realized what had happened, it doubled back and audited the company, demanding that Houdini return the money.
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Thomas Cook said it had audited the Steigenberger Aqua Magic Hotel last month, when it received a 96 percent score.
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Her group's lawsuit seeks to force the state to implement paper ballot-based voting so that results can be audited.
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Access to the data will only be granted for officially approved research purposes and will be automatically audited and logged.
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Athletic rosters will be audited at the beginning and end of every academic year and cross-checked with admissions lists.
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So it's entirely possible to be audited for reasons that have nothing to do with common areas of recent scrutiny.
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But I've been under audit because the numbers are big and I guess when you have a name you're audited.
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But I've been under audit because the numbers are big, and I guess when you have a name you're audited.
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If all 1107 public schools are audited, we might find roughly 2,600 "employees" who receive salaries without working at all.
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Deloitte audited IFIN from 2008-09 to 2017-18 and BSR started auditing it from 2017-18, the petition says.
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Though Huawei has not sold shares to the public, it publishes audited yearly financial results as a gesture toward openness.
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"As a multinational company, Apple is regularly audited by fiscal authorities around the world," Apple France said in a statement.
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The budget cuts' primary effect was to help the rich get off scot-free while low-income people get audited.
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The number of people audited by the IRS in 2200 dropped for the sixth straight year, to just over 2000 million.
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Our financial statements are audited by KPMG, which can clearly show whether or not we are supported by the Chinese government.
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In the latest twist in Colombia, a key witness who audited the highway project died of a heart attack on Nov.
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Civil rights groups audited Facebook and found lots of hate speech, and they want the company to eliminate more of it.
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On Tuesday, lawmakers also tried to find out why the government had been unable to issue audited financial statements from 2014.
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As Trump explained it, even the years of his taxes no longer under audit are "linked" to those still being audited.
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It's not clear whether Trump's pre-presidential tax returns are being audited, and his claims that they are could be fake.
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Revenue is hard to manipulate because it ties back to financial filings by Google and Apple and needs to be audited.
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The cost is greatest for small businesses, which often lack audited financial statements and other information that can be analysed remotely.
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Because it does not require manual processing, nor authentication through intermediaries, it can make payments more reliable and more easily audited.
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As a multinational business and the largest taxpayer in the world, Apple is regularly audited by tax authorities around the world.
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Trump, meanwhile, has regularly insisted they are being audited even though federal audits don't prevent someone from making their taxes public.
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This was prompted by lawmakers looking into the collapse of construction company Carillion, which KPMG audited, and failures like retailer BHS.
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But miners say it would be impossible for listed and independently audited companies to hide billions of dollars in extra revenue.
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In particular, you have to send monthly audited reports proving that you have as many USD on deposit as issued tokens.
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CHS declined to provide the audited data it used for the hospital transactions, and executives were not made available for interviews.
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Plus, Lyft wouldn't have to go public in the shadow of Uber's much larger numbers (at least not fully-audited ones).
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The company uses strong encryption and claims it sets a higher bar on security because it's audited by its financial partners.
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The number of people audited by the IRS in 193 dropped for the sixth straight year, to just over 219 million.
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"Advertisers are more serious than I've ever seen them in pulling back dollars from those who won't be audited," Ivie says.
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The company must also install leak-detection and monitoring systems to prevent future accidents, to be audited by a third party.
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People earning $200,000 or less — in other words, 95 percent of tax filers — faced a 0.76 percent chance of being audited.
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The software even double checks all of your work to make sure you're not going to get audited from the IRS.
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DHFL said on Monday its audited results were largely in line with the unaudited net loss it reported on July 13.
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Some Republicans want the central bank's monetary-policy decisions to be "audited" by the Government Accountability Office, an arm of Congress.
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He also said that MoneyGram's anti-money laundering, or AML, programs were audited by state regulators more than three dozen times.
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The SEC says there is no data to substantiate this claim and notes that companies overall will continue to be audited.
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On the first mystery: Mr. Trump's excuse, that he can't release his returns while they're being audited, is an obvious lie.
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Nike says every contract factory is held to a rigorous set of standards and is regularly audited to assess compliance efforts.
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A spokeswoman for the inaugural committee said the finances were fully audited "internal and independently" and are accounted for, ProPublica reported.
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I know your tax returns are being audited, and you don't want to give the Internal Revenue Service any more ammunition.
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The letter asks if Facebook audited partnerships with the device manufacturers under a 2011 consent order with the Federal Trade Commission.
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" For more than two decades, other federal agencies have been audited and the clear majority of them have received "clean opinions.
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While not a bank at the moment, SoFi is audited by the F.D.I.C. and regulated by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.
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Top oil exporter Saudi Arabia announced a slight rise in its crude oil reserves on Wednesday after they were independently audited.
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Employers can choose to have their agreements audited, but they have to get Express Scripts' approval on what auditor is used.
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"The company now expects that its audited results will be published between 26 July 2019 and 23 August 2019," it said.
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Donor aid is closely monitored, audited and administered by the United States, World Bank, International Monetary Fund, European Union and others.
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The senators said 14 states had used at least some machines in 2016 without a paper trail that could be audited.
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Some US ad agencies are making secret settlements to clients to avoid being fully audited by them, sources tell Business Insider.
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Having my work income and expenses separate from my personal stuff keeps my records clean in case I was ever audited.
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Digital subscriptions from December 221 to December 24.3 have increased from 211,060 to 242,075, according to the Alliance for Audited Media.
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Some awards have also been audited because of potential red flags, including doctors thought to have written incorrect diagnoses for players.
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When the statements were delivered, it said, the audited financials had "material deviations" from the unaudited statements given to Xerox earlier.
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Audited financial statements for the year to March 31 will not now be available by the previously anticipated date of Oct.
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"Clear internal policies will put publications in the best position to defend themselves if they&aposre audited over AB5," Baker said.
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After immigration officials audited his employee records a few years ago, he was forced to let go of dozens of employees.
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But the businessman has said he won't release them until he is done being audited by the Internal Revenue Service (IRS).
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The ZRA said on Monday it had audited all the major mining companies in Zambia and informed them what they owed.
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That charge entitles users to help if they're audited or if someone else files for a tax refund in their name.
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All of Britain's biggest lenders are audited by one of the world's "Big Four" accounting firms, KPMG, PwC, EY and Deloitte.
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LCH Investments told Institutional Investor it was not able to get audited information on Renaissance Technologies' performance for that firm's ranking.
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The safety planning comes with accountability: The farms are audited, usually twice a year — once planned and again as a surprise.
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Donald Trump has not released his tax returns, saying he is being audited and will do so once it's wrapped up.
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The mogul claimed that the documents wouldn't be that revealing and that he can't release them, anyhow, because he's being audited.
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They are under no obligation to file quarterly earnings updates or audited annual financial statements with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
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The catering unit reported audited revenues of 136.1 million pounds and pretax profit of 4.1 million pounds in the year ended March.
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The letter asks if Facebook audited partnerships with the device manufacturers under a 2011 consent order with the Federal Trade Commission (FTC).
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The US came in and audited the heck out of UBS and eventually got them to disclose all of their American clients.
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Nigerian fintech firm Carbon — an early-stage financial services startup based in Lagos — has posted on its website financials audited by KPMG.
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As millions of Americans file their income tax returns, their chances of getting audited by the IRS have rarely been so low.
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It reported on Wednesday that the accounts of the firm's largest business, CardSystems Middle East, were not audited from 2016 to 2017.
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But Trump's former personal attorney Michael Cohen has testified to Congress that he has seen no proof that Trump was being audited.
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The company said it had last audited the hotel in late July and it had received an overall score of 96 percent.
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Syndication of the new debt is expected in late May or early June following completion of audited carveout financials, the sources said.
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But on January 30th the EU announced that the Indian yards audited will not make the list, which is awkward for Maersk.
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Some constitutional lawyers reckon all 226 federal parliamentarians should now have their backgrounds audited in a bid to clear up the mess.
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Goel says the tool's results will be regularly audited to make sure it's not disproportionately recommending discharge for some groups over others.
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Buffett pointed out that he too is being audited by the IRS, so he has taken even this argument away from Trump.
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PROVIDES AN UPDATE ON THE DELAY IN FILING OF FISCAL 2017 ANNUAL AUDITED FINANCIAL STATEMENTS Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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"As a multinational company, Apple is regularly audited by fiscal authorities around the world," Apple France said in a statement to Reuters.
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He insisted it was because he is currently being audited — which he said happens every year — but didn't give a reason why.
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"The facility was settled in June 2014 and due disclosures were made in the audited financial statements of the company," the company.
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BSR audited IFIN alongside Deloitte in the year to March 2018, and then was the sole auditor for the 2018-19 year.
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In a statement, Valeant said it asked AMF for the cease-trade order, pending the filing of its 2015 audited financial statements.
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Earlier this year, Google and Facebook both agreed to be audited, after reports of inflated video metrics received pushback from ad buyers.
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Complex Group Structure: Miratorg's audited consolidated accounts include entities that are not owned by the parent but rather by its ultimate shareholders.
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According to the IRS data, millionaire earners were more than 12 times as likely to be audited than the rest of America.
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At Thursday's CNN Republican debate, Trump said he wouldn't release his returns because he's being audited, a claim he reiterated on Saturday.
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Moderator decisions on reported pieces of content are regularly audited, she says, to ensure that moderation is consistent and accurately reflects guidelines.
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This means the issuance process and audited assets can address transparency, certainty and immediacy of transactions - important principles in Islamic financial contracts.
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But it has not furnished to the public detailed, audited financial figures, including independent verification of its declared oil and gas reserves.
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Depending on where you live, having your tax return audited may be more common than other parts of the country or state.
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While you do not file these records with your tax return, you must be able to produce them if you are audited.
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The IRS has only audited one clergyperson for violating the provision—despite receiving a number of complaints about potential violations every year.
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Of nearly 1.2 million individuals whose returns were audited last year, 34 percent reported adjusted gross incomes above $1 million for 2015.
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All eyes are focused on whether Valeant will file its audited financial statements in time to prevent a default on its debt.
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Contabilizei has already audited more than 2 billion reals in customer revenue and saved its users over 500 million reals in taxes.
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And although Uber says these numbers stick to Generally Accepted Accounting Principles, it is unclear if these numbers have been independently audited.
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It was created to uncover the real scope and scale of the island's debt, produce audited financial statements, and establish fiscal transparency.
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The pressure made its way to the debate Thursday night, where Trump said he can't release the returns because he's being audited.
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Using materials he handed over and referencing Section 6103, Congress found that despite being audited by the I.R.S., Nixon had significantly underpaid.
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Single-copy sales dropped accordingly, to roughly a third of what they were in 2014, according to the Alliance for Audited Media.
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Xerox said it was backing out of the deal because, among other things, Fujifilm did not deliver audited statements by April 15.
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The IRS has said that there is nothing that prevents someone from releasing their own tax information when they are being audited.
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All presidential tax returns are automatically audited, making it increasingly unlikely that Mr. Trump will willingly release his returns while in office.
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For example, the IRS audited 0.54% of tax returns in 2018 for individuals with an adjusted gross income between $50,000 and $75,000.
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" For example, he said the industry tends to be "audited much more often and in much greater detail than is really required.
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CARACAS, Aug 3 (Reuters) - Venezuelan state oil company PDVSA is seeking to delay the release of its audited financial statements until Aug.
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Since January 2009, ICE has audited more than 8,900 employers and imposed more than $100.3 million in fines, according to government data.
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Returns containing Schedule C have above-average audit rates, and filers who are audited must substantiate deductions, so detailed records are important.
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In November, the supplier was also independently audited , which found no claims of prison labor, Tesco officials told the New York Times.
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In 13, the latest year for which an audited financial statement is available, Trinity's portfolio yielded a net return of $301 million.
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Although they were described as "raids" in the media, agents were mainly serving papers informing store owners that they were being audited.
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Gang databases can be inaccurate, however (the California databases have famously named several toddlers as gang members) but they're rarely audited for accuracy.
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Trump has claimed, as far back as the 2016 presidential campaign, that he cannot turn over his returns because they are being audited.
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Some lawmakers and creditors have slammed Puerto Rico for not having provided audited financial statements for fiscal year 2014, which are months overdue.
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Thirteen states use voting machines that can't be audited because they don't produce a paper trail to check against the machine's electronic tabulations.
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In August PwC settled a case in which a plaintiff was seeking $5.5bn after Colonial BancGroup, an American lender it audited, went bust.
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The officials also sought to defuse a controversy over Puerto Rico's failure so far to produce audited financial statements for 2014 and 2015.
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It's still debatable whether Mystery Brand meets that description, but the presence of an audited odds-making service could have a significant impact.
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Every year, because of the size of my company, which is very, very large, I'm being audited — which is a very large company.
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Instead of providing an audited prospectus, for instance, issuers just publish a "white paper" which often describes the project's aspirations in glowing terms.
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They will also be "audited" for the way they manage natural resources, according to a series of new guidelines issued in recent months.
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During the Bush administration, for example, California progressive sex educators were repeatedly audited by the CDC for not adhering to abstinence-only education.
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Out's print circulation hovers around 190,000, according to estimates by the Alliance for Audited Media, and, like at other magazines, it's slowly declining.
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These certified CPAs or EAs will also be available for full-service protection in the off chance you get audited by the IRS.
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On the debate stage, Trump claimed that is being audited and that he would not release the returns until that process was over.
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Overall, fewer than 1% are audited every year, although the rate is closer to 10% for tax filers with incomes over $10 million.
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We are accountable for keeping perfect books of our firearm acquisitions and dispositions and are audited by the ATF on a regular basis.
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As Vox's Emily Stewart reports, before he led the IRS, Rettig said he wouldn't advise Trump to release his returns while being audited.
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In January, the Financial Reporting Council (FRC) said it had opened a second investigation specifically into how KPMG audited the books of Carillion.
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Indonesia's own energy and resources ministry reported in May that only 29 out of 47 audited smelters were still operational, according to ITRI.
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Of the nearly 148 million individual tax returns filed in 2016, just 0.7 percent (about 1 million) were audited, according to the IRS.
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Toshiba's top executives are expected to apologise to shareholders for failing to present audited annual results after a prolonged accounting investigation at Westinghouse.
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This year's results excluded the impact of Berkshire's 26.7 percent stake in Kraft Heinz Co, which has yet to report audited quarterly results.
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In the wee hours of Friday, Puerto Rico released long-awaited audited financial statements for fiscal year 2014, more than a year late.
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The statements, audited by KPMG, showed, among other things, that Puerto Rico's largest public pension has exhausted its assets and is now insolvent.
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Of the 1.2 million individual returns that the agency audited (including sole proprietorships) in 2014, only 13 percent emerged without any tax adjustments.
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Peter Fankhauser, chief executive of Thomas Cook said in the audited results Wednesday that there was "real momentum" in the group's airline division.
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Mr. Trump's lawyers did not say that the Republican presidential front-runner was barred from releasing his returns while they are being audited.
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Valeant's failure to file audited financial statements on time may put it in default and potentially force it to repay slugs of debt.
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Audited Regulation S-X compliant financial statements for the hedge fund are also required to be published in the mutual fund offering documents.
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" On driver ID specifically, Heywood added: "Over the last two months we have audited every driver in London and further strengthened our processes.
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In 2015, DeepMind made a loss of £54.3 million, according to the company's audited financial statements for the year end December 31, 2015.
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None of the LLCs, many held in Delaware, often considered a U.S. tax haven, regularly release audited financial information, according to the Journal.
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Voters must take him at his word, because rodeo money is not among the nine revenue streams audited by the state, records show.
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Online voting is not without challenges: Technical standards must be consistent across jurisdictions, and software and hardware would need to be audited regularly.
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"If you had sufficient connections to two states and another state audited you, you now have a fight on your hands," he said.
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Speaking with CNBC, he stressed that SoftBank has straightened out foreseeable issues with its Vision Fund portfolio, making sure companies audited financials properly.
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It seems that the man who audited the East Mississippi prison had been the go-to auditor of the Management and Training Corporation.
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Touch-screen voting machines are considered insecure because they don't produce a paper copy of the vote and therefore can't be rigorously audited.
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Unsurprisingly, the Federal Reserve would prefer not be audited further with any degree of substance by the GAO, especially on interest rate decisions.
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When you audited me, I sat down with a nice lady and a calculator, and we finished up before my coffee got cold.
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From 2006 to 2016, average daily circulation, including print and digital subscribers, dropped by 260 percent, according to the Alliance for Audited Media.
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For large corporations, the number of returns audited in 21 fell by nearly half compared to 24, to 210 percent from 17 percent.
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The island still has yet to release audited financial statements, and fails to define essential services versus what the government wants to pay.
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Even if you aren't a hefty Coinbase user, you're obligated to report, and every U.S. taxpayer can potentially be audited by the IRS.
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Of the nearly 2000 million individual tax returns filed in 28938, just 210 percent (about 2000 million) were audited, according to the IRS.
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In fact, for the last two years, AD's circulation has been fairly steady, hovering around 818,000, according to the Alliance for Audited Media.
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Google Asia Pacific declined to be audited in June, prompting the tax office to escalate the case into a criminal one, he said.
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Furthermore, Trump has many previous years of tax returns that are no longer being audited that he could release — but he refuses to.
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"I will absolutely give my return but I'm being audited now for two or three [years' worth] now so I can't," he continued.
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In other cases, CRA merely audited people who were being skimpy with their taxes, and forced them to pay back the outstanding amount.
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While beef packers were not audited online as of mid-July, three poultry plants and one pork producer went through that process, Santin said.
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The new guidelines for Bahrain would oblige banks to have all their operations audited annually by external sharia experts such as Islamic advisory firms.
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Qatar is expected to begin publishing its annual financial statements, audited by an outside party, with the first one due over the next year.
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Fully audited numbers are now not due till March 14, after the firm was granted a reprieve for its formal filing by Japanese regulators.
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Documents from Georgetown University also show the system has never been audited, leaving one to wonder if there is much accountability for the system.
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In fact, the financial statements in this document don't even have to be audited by a third-party accountant, according to the SEC website.
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It's true that every president is audited every year, but there is no law that forbids them from releasing their returns while under audit.
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In March, Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen said that replacing paperless machines with versions that could be audited was a matter of national security.
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However, BlackBerry, which worked with the social media company to build its own Facebook app, told the Times that it had never been audited.
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Puerto Rico's credibility has taken a beating in the last few months because it has not released its overdue audited financial statements for 2014.
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These processes are audited, Verizon wrote, but apparently not an audit that finds things like the abuse by Securus or a poorly secured API.
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Audited financials for fiscal year ending March 2018 revealed 77% revenue growth to £117 million and a net profit of £6.2 million after tax.
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Like FSMA, LGMA addresses known risk areas, water, and soil, and worker hygiene, and created very specific standards that could be audited or inspected.
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The GAO audited laboratory safety oversight following errors that could have exposed dozens of people to live anthrax bacteria and the deadly toxin ricin.
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As an ATS, Openfinance can set requirements for assets looking to get listed on its platform, such as potentially requiring audited financials or otherwise.
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As stipulated in section 201(b)(N) of PROMESA, it is critical that the debt be fully audited prior to making any restructuring decisions.
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Why it matters: Until a company is audited by the Media Ratings Council, there's no real way of knowing whether their metrics are legitimate.
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PwC, which audited BHS, said it was also commissioning an independent report from an academic on what a culture of challenge means for auditors.
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Rival KPMG, which audited Carillion, has announced that from this month there will be more separate performance management and governance of its audit business.
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"If you're audited, the hard-line approach is that they will assume the basis is zero and that everything is a gain," he said.
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Rupert Murdoch invested in her to the tune of $125 million without ever looking at an audited financial statement, which I find jaw-dropping.
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PricewaterhouseCoopers, one of the Big Four accounting firms, settled a case involving Colonial BancGroup, a lender it audited which went bust after suffering fraud.
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A private, nonprofit corporation called the Universal Service Administrative Company audited less than one-tenth of one percent of participating carriers, the GAO said.
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For instance, small companies seeking less than $500,20133 and most first-time issuers will not need to provide audited financial statements, just unaudited ones.
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Paperless voting machines do not provide a paper ballot backup that can be audited in the event a digital result is called into question.
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A private, nonprofit corporation called the Universal Service Administrative Company audited less than one-tenth of one percent of participating carriers, the GAO said.
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As many tax experts, including Mr. Goldberg, have pointed out, Mr. Trump is free to disclose his returns even if they are being audited.
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If you knew you were going to be audited next month, you'd do what it takes to ensure the process goes smoothly, she said.
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Any Medicare provider that submits fewer than 1599 particular claims to the program per year would consistently have 0 claims audited for billing accuracy.
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A review of 13 audited GAAP financial statements of 19 Class 4 Bermuda-domiciled (re)insurers (the group) reveals favorable but tempered operating results.
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But then let him release his relatively recent returns that are not being audited — eight of them, matching the number Hillary Clinton has released.
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And the department has never been fully audited, so America's taxpayers do not have a clear idea about where all that money is going.
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A annually audited system with a hard cap for each district would severely reduce the dollars spent compared to the current budget pool system.
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"Please take into consideration that when this is audited it will become public knowledge," she wrote in a memo, according to a ProPublica investigation.
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A Wanda official could not confirm whether the new figure referred to contract or operating income, but said the number was "not audited yet".
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As of Sunday, Whitefish said $83,036,305.09 was outstanding, including more than $26 million that it said had been audited and approved by PREPA already.
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The board can override any territorial government act it deems to violate the bill, request audited financial statements, subpoena witnesses and impose criminal penalities.
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The state elections board audited the 2016 election and reported in April 2017 that it had found 41 suspected cases of noncitizens casting votes.
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Of course, sometimes even the most honest, diligent people somehow wind up getting audited, so if you're one of them this year, don't panic.
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Its finances "were fully audited internally and independently," and donors were fully vetted and disclosed to the Federal Election Commission, as required, he said.
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If Qatar complies, the four countries said, it will be audited once a month for the first year and quarterly during the second year.
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The numbers for 2019 are not audited, and the company will likely provide further details for its performance in the first months of 2020.
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Fully audited numbers are now not due till March 14 after the firm was granted a reprieve for its formal filing by Japanese regulators.
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If it were to be audited and found not compliant, the I.R.S. could disallow charitable donations to it or subject investments to federal tax.
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Most states use a combination of paper ballots and scanners to record digital votes, meaning that a paper record exists and can be audited.
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Failure to meet those September guidelines doesn't bar you from claiming the deduction, but the burden of proof is on you if you're audited.
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In February, tax collectors audited 28503 schools and discovered 22019 people who received paychecks in January although they no longer worked for those schools.
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"The more money you have, the more of a chance you have of being audited," said Dave Du Val, chief consumer advocacy officer at TaxAudit.
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The audited financial statements are due by the end of March, but Peabody said in the same filing that it would be delayed releasing them.
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By May 2015, investors had given Holmes $900 million without ever demanding to see an audited financial statement or published proof that her technology worked.
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The $7.6 billion Banner improved its profitability in 2016 with a 2.1% operating margin, up from 1.8% in 2015, according to audited financials released Tuesday.
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The report quoted a business owner who didn't want to be identified but acknowledged being audited by the IRS for failure to file the form.
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In DeAngelo's case, the IRS audited his dispensary's tax filings for 260 and 2009 and slapped him with a back tax bill of $2.4 million.
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Now, until that audit's done, and I don't think anybody would blame me, I'm not giving it... (CROSSTALK) CRUZ: ... the years you're not being audited?
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Over 85% of S&P 500 companies have been audited by the same firm for over ten years, according to Audit Analytics, a data provider.
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As the island's financial troubles have worsened in recent years, its audited financial statements and cash flow reports became unavailable, making meaningful restructuring talks impossible.
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This trend, Silbert said, is because the firms want to make sure their systems will be scalable, easily audited and definitely around in 30 years.
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Some experts have warned that voter confidence could be undermined if states do not install newer machines that can be audited with a paper trail.
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"I'm being audited now for two or three years, so I can't do it until the audit is finished, obviously," Trump said on Feb. 26.
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The regulator also said an auditor that has audited three quarters of a financial year should not resign before completing the final quarter's audit report.
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The ban would not apply to companies with equity of more than 100 million shekels ($29 million) and with three years of audited financial statements.
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The government's audited 2014 financial statements are long overdue, but according to Mr Villamil GNP shrank 903% that year and a further 1.7% in 2015.
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Thirteen states still use machines that are completely electronic, which makes them prone to glitches, and with no paper trails, the results cannot be audited.
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Last June, the FRC said KPMG had shown an "unacceptable deterioration" in how it audited top British firms and was first to undergo special supervision.
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The report audited the Commission's application of the EDP between 2009 and 2015 in six EU states: Italy, France, Germany, Czech Republic, Cyprus and Malta.
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Earlier this month BRF said its in Abu Dhabi plant was being audited and that Saudi Arabia had restricted buying of some of its products.
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Salesforce is also supporting two carbon offset projects, which are independently verified and regularly audited to ensure they actually translate into avoided greenhouse gas emissions.
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But there's a problem with that claim: There are $2.2 billion USDTs in circulation (according to CoinMarketCap), and the company has never been publicly audited.
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Magazine sales have also remained strong, with a total circulation of roughly 500,000 over the last several years, according to the Alliance for Audited Media.
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That becomes irrelevant if it cannot produce audited results within 60 days, as investors can then demand that Valeant repay a chunk of its debt.
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And when EITC recipients are audited, they are less likely to claim the credit in the future, according to the National Bureau of Economic Research.
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Over the years, I audited (for free) online courses from Harvard, Yale, and Cornell on entrepreneurship, behavioral economics, business strategy, and game theory on edX.
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This compares with a net loss of 403.74 million dirhams in the corresponding period of 2015, according to Reuters' calculations of Arabtec's audited financial statements.
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Two former Facebook partners, whose deals with the social network dated to 2010, said they could find no evidence that Facebook had ever audited them.
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The Lincoln awards had taken in $1.5 million in revenue, but ended up operating at a $79,000 loss, according to the charity's audited financial statement.
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Responding to questions from reporters in the Oval Office, Mr. Trump suggested that he would fight the request because, he said, he was being audited.
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ExpressVPN has been independently audited, has failed to produce logs in court, and even had the Turkish government seize its servers only to find … nothing.
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"The risk of not reporting it is that if you get audited, and they find it, you'd owe back taxes and penalties," Vives Ortiz said.
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Twenty-one months later, it has been unable to produce audited financials — a stark contrast to U.S. states, which generally release them within nine months.
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About 40 percent of all companies, for example, did not get their financial results audited or certified, as is required by the rules, CrowdCheck found.
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If you're worried are getting audited, read up on seven reasons the IRS might audit you and red flags that can trigger a tax audit.
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The state of play: • Xerox said that it was withdrawing from the Fujifilm transaction because its Japanese partner had not delivered audited statements on time.
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" Brewer also said that the NRA's "financials are audited and its tax filings are verified by one of the most reputable firms in the world.
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The refiling could come as soon as the end of March when Megvii expects to have its 2019 financials audited, said one of the sources.
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Gebarten Acres, a New York dairy, lost workers it had employed for up to seven years when the federal government audited their papers last year.
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Officials and experts have stepped up demands for states to replace paperless voting machines with those that produce a paper backup that can be audited.
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Folli published delayed audited financial statements for 2017 in July that showed it had overstated annual revenue by more than 1 billion euros ($1.10 billion).
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That means internet-connected devices that take any measure to protect the coding of a machine can never have that coding audited by a researcher.
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But those codes are still controversial and experts warn that even though they're on paper, elections still need to be audited before results are certified.
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As the island's financial troubles have worsened in recent years, its audited financial statements and cash flow reports became unavailable, making meaningful restructuring talks impossible.
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Paul also took aim at the Pentagon's budget in his interview with Catsimatidis, saying he has been pushing for the Defense Department to be audited.
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We might get audited and have to dig up all this stuff again, because the government has three years to check and revise our returns.
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Mr. Trump originally promised to disclose his taxes, but then, during Thursday's debate, he said he could not do so while he was still being audited.
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By using Tradeshift, exporters can access the Chinese market on a familiar platform and connect with buyers and suppliers via the platform's audited and regulated network.
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Indeed, IRS Commissioner John Koskinen said in Februarythat it is "rare" for an individual taxpayer to be audited every year, as Trump insisted he has been.
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In an undergraduate entrepreneur class I audited at the Ross Business School, I was struck that many students' imaginary business plans spoke of manufacturing in China.
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The court granted the license after Uber agreed to be audited, and to pay £425,500 in costs to Transport for London (TfL), the local transit authority.
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Earlier this year, despite receiving some federal assistance money, the state legislature rejected a plan to replace its voting machines with ones that could be audited.
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The research team audited a total of 20 firearm training courses, including 12 in the states with training requirements and 8 in the states without requirements.
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This will help you determine how much you've given throughout the year, and if you ever get audited, you'll need it as proof of your gift.
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According to Audit Analytics, a research firm, KPMG audited 19% of the S&P 500 in 2017 and a quarter of companies in the FTSE 350.
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Toshiba met its creditor banks earlier in the day after it missed the deadline for submitting audited third-quarter earnings for a second time on Tuesday.
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Emirates, for instance, already publishes annual reports that are prepared in accordance with International Financial Reporting Standards and are audited by PwC, a British accounting firm.
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The FT cited whistleblowers as saying that the accounts of Wirecard's largest business, Card Systems Middle East in Dubai, were not audited in 2016 and 2017.
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Matthew Beevers, the California Guard's deputy adjutant general, told The New York Times that "about 100 people" may have committed fraud, out of 35,000 records audited.
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Meanwhile, Salesforce has now audited its employee pay two years in a row, and spent $6 million to fill in the gaps, according to the company.
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According to Intuit TurboTax, while only 1 percent of U.S. citizens earning less than that amount are audited, 4 percent of those above that benchmark are.
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Both Grant Thornton, which audited Patisserie Valerie, and PwC, auditor of BHS, had already announced steps to bolster audit activities in anticipation of the FRC findings.
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After the Justice Department filed civil lawsuits in 2016 over 1MDB, Deloitte said the 1MDB finance statements it had audited should no longer be relied upon.
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It is true that the IRS has automatically audited all presidents since Nixon, and, unless Trump orders the agency to desist, will audit him as well.
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Print advertising is on the decline and Time cut circulation from 3 million to 2.3 million earlier this year, according to the Alliance for Audited Media.
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After the New York City government audited Verizon's performance in building out its fiber optic network there, union leaders asked the City Council to hold hearings.
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Traditionally, foremen log hours in notebooks that are then transcribed to timecards, which are entered manually into a computer and finally audited at a later stage.
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Critics worry Pizzella could also revive an office that audited international labor union finances, amid other proposals that unions fear are intended to target their work.
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The General Political Bureau, which is also referred to as the General Political Department (GPD), is being audited for the first time in 20 years, Rep.
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This harassment campaign seems to have originated last week, with a joke someone posted to Facebook about being audited for income made through a Snapchat account.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - (The story was refiled to correct this March 22, 2016 story to read audited, not investigated, in the headline and paragraph 1) Citigroup (C.
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Startups had the option of providing only two years of audited financials, instead of three which was the requirement before the JOBS Act passed, for example.
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There's no evidence (so far) that the Voatz system was breached or was even targeted, and the company has said its security protocols were rigorously audited.
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And there's good news in that regard: Less than 1% of the population actually gets audited, which means your chances are pretty low to begin with.
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The Police Department has audited the number of street stops at least since 2014 to learn when officers were carrying out stops but not recording them.
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Chicago owes $45.2 billion to current and future public-sector pensioners, but had set aside only $9.5 billion as of the city's latest audited annual report.
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So as part of that Red Tape Commission, we went back and audited all of the regulations facing New Jerseyans, and that was a huge task.
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It has all the same security features of other VPN providers, like a no-logging policy and a clear privacy policy, and it's been independently audited.
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Her mother retired as an energy engineer at the University of Virginia, where she audited and updated building systems to make the university more energy-efficient.
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Prosecutors said that as a former Ethics Committee chairman whose campaign had been audited several times, Mr. Nangle knew full well that his actions were wrong.
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One study found that almost half of Americans feel anxious when they get correspondence from the IRS, and about one-third are afraid of being audited.
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That figure is down from 0.59% in 22018, and down by more than half from what it was in 250, when 2000% of taxpayers were audited.
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The island has not published audited financial statements in three fiscal years, and absorbed routine accusations from stakeholders and legislators that it is overstating its crisis.
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One of the people said that the division also audited Signal Group's filings, informing the firm in a letter in October that the inquiry was closed.
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The subpoena specifically asks for all "statements of financial condition, annual statements, periodic financial reports, and independent auditors' reports prepared, compiled, reviewed, or audited" by Mazars.
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From 22019 to 163, women's games generated about $216 million in revenue compared with $22019 million for the men, according to U.S. soccer's audited financial statements.
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The agency audited its data in November and found some migrants had been counted twice after attempting to re-enter the United States, the official said.
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The IRS audits less than 2628 percent of all returns, so the risk of being audited for under-payment or improper reporting is low on average.
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All of the software it makes available is both free and open source (FOSS), meaning it can be easily audited by anyone to weed out nefarious code.
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A 1990 federal law mandated that U.S. government agencies be audited, but the Pentagon had not faced a comprehensive audit until this one was launched in December.
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While it isn't listed publicly, it declares yearly business figures that are audited by KPMG and now, for the first time, it has given out quarterly numbers.
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In late 2014, the Labor Department audited Mar-a-Lago's use of the guest worker program for the previous season, the records obtained by BuzzFeed News show.
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Whether or not that report is true, it seems likely that Werdum is being incentivized to represent Akhmat, and that seems like an invitation to be audited.
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However costly and tiresome, argue Mr Stark and Ronald Rivest of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, elections should be audited regularly, not only when margins are slim.
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Last February, however, IRS Commissioner John Koskinen said that it is "rare" for an individual taxpayer to be audited every year, as Trump insisted he has been.
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I will absolutely give my return, but I'm being audited now for two or three years, so I can't do it until the audit is finished, obviously.
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Police are supposed to remove people who were arrested but found innocent, but since the system is rarely audited, it's hard to say if that's actually happening.
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Trump, meanwhile, has broken with decades of modern presidential politics in refusing to release his personal tax returns, saying that he is being audited by the IRS.
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The fund's venture investments are valued on a quarterly basis by an independent third party, audited and posted to the blockchain for all token holders to review.
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It should be audited regularly to ensure the agreed terms are being honored; this is especially important if the firm has multiple versions of an advisory agreement.
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He also said more than 3,000 businesses were notified by ICE that they will be audited and could face criminal charges stemming from employment of illegal immigrants.
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It's in the company's best interest to follow strict rules when it comes to fraudulent activity — as a company with a banking license, N26 is regularly audited.
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After the U.S. Justice Department filed civil lawsuits in 2016 over 1MDB, Deloitte said the 1MDB finance statements it had audited should no longer be relied upon.
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Foxconn had agreed to be audited by a third party, Deloitte, in 2017, but has not given the company any documents that were requested, the filing noted.
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Read MoreMillionaires face 1 in 10 chance of being audited Roxane Divol, a senior vice president and general manager at Symantec called the results not particularly surprising.
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Trump bucked decades of precedent among presidential nominees by not releasing his tax returns as a candidate, ostensibly because he is being audited by the revenue agency.
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"Denying any congressional assistance ... on the basis that the commonwealth has not issued audited financial statements is simply an excuse for inaction," he said in the statement.
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Many Republicans said that if taxpayers had engaged in the same type of actions that the IRS had and were audited, they could end up in jail.
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Consider Trump's refusal to release his tax returns, which every other nominee for the last half-century has done, including Richard Nixon while he was being audited.
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In fiscal 2628, the IRS audited 28500 percent of individual returns reporting adjusted gross income of at least $6900 million, down from 2628 percent the previous year.
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The Health Resources and Services Administration, the government agency that administers 340B, has audited 667 healthcare providers in 340B and plans to audit hundreds more each year.
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A 1990 federal law mandated that U.S. government agencies be audited, but the Pentagon had not faced a comprehensive audit until this one was launched in December.
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Of the nearly 148 million individual tax returns filed in 2016, just under 1 million (about 0.7 percent) were audited, according to the latest available IRS data.
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Recently, trolls have begun harassing sex workers by saying they're going to report them to the IRS, and many sex workers are worried that they'll be audited.
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While 65 percent of companies Varonis audited have at least 500 users with passwords that never expire, only one in 10 businesses have more than 20 employees.
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The Democratic senator and 2020 hopeful also called for a pause of the use of algorithmic assessment tools in the criminal justice system until they are audited.
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But FEMA distanced itself when curious clauses in the contract saying it had been approved by the federal government and could not be audited were made public.
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Food processor BRF slipped after it confirmed its plant in Abu Dhabi was being audited and that Saudi Arabia had restricted buying of some of its products.
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More and more places, especially battleground states, Mr. Becker said, are turning to paper ballots so there is a physical and verifiable record that can be audited.
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Just days after Mr. Agnew had condemned the story as fraudulent, Mr. Dean received an order instructing him to have Scanlan's audited by the Internal Revenue Service.
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Failure to meet the safe harbor doesn't mean you can't claim the deduction, but it does mean the burden of proof is on you if you're audited.
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One thing Ms. Brown, or any Best of Both professional, wouldn't be obliged to do was represent me in person at the I.R.S. if I were audited.
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She told me to take photos of my workspace every year, so I'd have proof of the use of the space in case I ever got audited.
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As the Republican presidential nominee in 2016, Trump broke with decades of precedent by refusing to release his returns, saying they were being audited by the IRS.
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"The barriers are going to be an issue," she added, noting that she would prefer no funding for the Department of Homeland Security until it is audited.
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Voting rights groups and individual voters sued Georgia officials in 2017, alleging that the electronic machines are highly vulnerable to hacking and cannot be audited or verified.
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"Because of the size of my company, which is very, very large, I'm being audited," said Mr. Trump, adding that these audits have taken several years to conclude.
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Federal investigators have been looking into the contract awarded to the small company from Zinke's hometown and the deal is being audited at the local and federal level.
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The estate is being audited by the IRS, which filed a claim this month in a county probate court north of Detroit, David Bennett told The Associated Press.
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The yearly rates of return, once audited, help determine contribution levels for state agency employers and for contracting cities, counties and special districts in fiscal year 2016-2017.
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Last month, DHFL filed its long-delayed audited results for the quarter ended March 31, and revealed that its auditors had raised several red flags around its numbers.
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The plaintiffs' lawyers noted that an unusually high percentage of claims had been audited, and that the league had appealed a large number of cash awards to players.
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The company, called Keybase, is open source and audited by (paid) third parties, but users and two-factor authentication advocates often ding the company for not offering 2FA.
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This is good: You don't want to trade at an exchange that accepts just anyone, as that'd likely indicate that the exchange isn't audited to a high standard.
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Because the foundation did not register, the foundation hasn't been subject to oversight typical for charities soliciting public donations, nor have they been externally audited, The Guardian writes.
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At Forbes, Rettig laid out the process the Wealth Squad follows in its work, meaning that theoretically, if Trump's returns are being audited, he knows what to do.
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Yet on Wednesday, Wagner could not tell the House Homeland Security Committee whether the data security procedures of the subcontractor responsible had ever been audited by the government.
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However, around the time I started Finex, my wife and I were trying to get pregnant, so she audited our whole lifestyle for anything that wasn't considered healthy.
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The president had said that he would release his returns after they were done being audited, although there is nothing legally in the way of him releasing them.
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The state can also keep coming back for more — tax lawyers say it's not uncommon for clients to be audited for two or three years in a row.
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Last month, the company said it would not be able to present its audited annual results for the fiscal year at its general shareholders meeting on June 28.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Two U.S. Senate Democrats are asking a U.S. audit watchdog to review whether KPMG failed to disclose or prevent fraud when it audited Wells Fargo's (WFC.
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Last week, it said it would delay filing its audited 2015 annual report with the SEC and planned to restate some revenues and earnings from 2014 and 2015.
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Despite the name, it is not about auditing the Fed, which is already thoroughly audited; rather, it is about making individual monetary policy decisions subject to congressional review.
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He later said that he could not do it immediately because he is being audited by the Internal Revenue Service, and that his lawyers advised him against it.
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Experts said an added challenge for a possible IRS investigation is that the agency has already audited the estates of Trump's parents and presumably issued a closing agreement.
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"It's an alternative currency with no third-party mediator audited on a daily basis by its own users," said Samuel Boyd, an advisor with Capital Asset Management Group.
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This week he said he would not release them before the election, then backtracked to say he would release them as soon as he was done being audited.
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Facebook has revamped its privacy and advertising settings, shut down fake accounts and audited outside apps, and Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg has fielded hours of questions from regulators.
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"So one question worth asking is: Has the Treasury Department or IRS done what they were required to do and audited the president and vice president?" he added.
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The company's failure to file audited results has started a countdown to default that vaporized more than 40 percent of its market value in early trading on Tuesday.
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Valeant's old mergers and acquisitions business model is dead, customers are demanding big price cuts or not reimbursing various medicines, and the company cannot file audited financial statements.
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It's not clear whether she was audited because of this harassment campaign, but it's unlikely, since a report to the IRS usually takes a while to be processed.
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Separately on Monday, a spokesman for Puerto Rico's governor said the island would within days release audited financial statements for fiscal year 2014, which are months behind schedule.
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Jennifer Granick, for example, described in excellent detail the risk of creating a world in which black boxes make life-and-death decisions that cannot be reliably audited.
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The combined ratio stood at a very strong 495% in unaudited 2530 (audited 21549: 20153%), although the written premiums fell 22015% both on a gross and net basis.
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Witnesses noted that overlapping regulations sometimes meant having the same equipment audited twice by the same agency, once for one regulation and again for a second, similar regulation.
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"Over the last two months we have audited every driver in London and further strengthened our processes," said the firm's boss in northern and eastern Europe, Jamie Heywood.
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Misbehavior is prevented because it is impossible to tamper with or falsify the ledger, and accountability is improved because all actions can be independently audited by any participant.
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For example, you can build more isolation and separation into our systems, moving security functions to properly audited hardware and away from software (which is always more vulnerable).
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Georgia and Pennsylvania are particularly notorious for relying on voting devices that run ancient, insecure versions of Windows software and create no paper trail that can be audited.
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Ernst & Young will pay an $11.8 million fine to the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) for failing to detect accounting fraud at an oil company the firm audited.
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The complaint could potentially buttress the case that House Democrats need access to the tax returns as part of their inquiry into how presidential tax returns are audited.
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Mr. Feiner already paid a $1 million penalty to HUD this summer for failing to file several years of audited financial reports required by the mortgage insurance program.
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The supplier was independently audited in November and "no evidence was found to suggest they had broken our rule banning the use of prison labor," the company said.
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The tax avoidance maneuver was "so legally dubious" that his own lawyers told him the IRS would likely declare it improper if he was audited, the paper added.
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Rainforest said its group certification system was "strong and efficient" but was considering a change to ensure all farms were independently audited at least once every three years.
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Rainforest said its group certification system was "strong and efficient" but was considering a change to ensure all farms were independently audited at least once every three years.
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Details: NormShield audited how state election authorities in all 50 states, D.C. and the territories handled common security tasks not related to the specialized equipment used in elections.
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Meeting the quarterly reporting demands of being a public company means issuers have to be able to produce and publish audited financial results within a specified time frame — quarterly.
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The Business and Human Rights Resource Centre noted that Adidas, C&A, Debenhams, LC Waikiki, Puma, Inditex, ASOS, H&M and NEXT audited sub-contractors below the first tier.
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That was a 13 percent drop from the previous six-month average, according to publisher data provided to the Alliance for Audited Media that was obtained by The Times.
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The coffee chain filed with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission as an "emerging growth company," which only requires audited financial statements for two fiscal years, instead of three.
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Certified businesses—which range from giant, all-inclusive resorts to tiny, remote eco-lodges—comply with global standards for sustainable tourism and are regularly audited by reputable international entities.
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"I'm being audited now for two or three years, so I can't [release the returns] until the audit is finished, obviously," Trump said during CNN's Republican debate Thursday night.
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I'm always under audit, it seems, but I've been under audit for many years because the numbers are big, and I guess when you have a name, you're audited.
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Without those returns, which are not being audited, we simply do not know how Trump got his huge tax break, or if the IRS allowed him to keep it.
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Merck KGaA, which procures most of its mica from India, said it has completely overhauled its supply chain since 2008, only sourcing from legal, audited child labor-free mines.
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However it says community contributions to its web stats have "technically guaranteed anonymity" — noting its claims can be audited via third parties thanks to an open source code base.
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In its audited estimate of its 2017 results, the Fed said its interest expenses on the reserves and term deposits of depository institutions rose by $13.8 billion last year.
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More than half of those who were audited lost their cases, and the average collected by New York State between 2015 and 2017 was $144,270 per audit, Monaeo said.
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Under the legislation, our imaginary Texas retailer could be audited by California, New York, or New Jersey tax authorities simply for selling to someone in one of those states.
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In the meantime, the subsidiary can perform auditing services but lenders can only submit financial reports that have been audited by firms on the central bank's register, she said.
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REPORTS AUDITED FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE FOR FOURTH QUARTER AND YEAR 2017 * UTAH MEDICAL PRODUCTS INC QTRLY EPS (NON-GAAP) $ 0.945 * UTAH MEDICAL PRODUCTS INC QTRLY GAAP LOSS PER SHARE $0.
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Under the legislation, states would have to use voting systems that use voter-verified paper ballots that could be audited in the event a result is called into question.
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Unlike virtually every other major-party candidate since Watergate, the president refused to release his returns during the presidential campaign, claiming that he couldn't because he was being audited.
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"Aramco will have its 2017 results by the first quarter, the audited accounts will be available then, so the IPO could happen after that," one of the sources said.
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Under the legislation, states would have to use voting systems that produce voter-verified paper backups that could be audited in the event a result is called into question.
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The Premium version comes with Audit Defense, which entitles you to comprehensive assistance from a tax professional if you're audited (you can add this onto another plan for $39.99).
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Trump has said he won't release his returns while he's being audited, but the IRS has said that audits don't prevent people from making their own tax information public.
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The president's taxes are automatically audited by the IRS, and there is no rule or stipulation that says a person's tax returns cannot be released if they're under audit.
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The 20143-page draft, which has not yet been audited, follows criticism from some U.S. lawmakers and financial creditors that Puerto Rico has not been transparent with its finances.
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They say that, generally speaking, since 240 Trump has been audited on an annual basis, in compliance with the IRS's general approach to unusually complicated individual income tax filings.
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In 1997, for example, the government audited more than a million files of people who had been naturalized during a big citizenship push leading up to the 1996 election.
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Single-copy print sales, a metric that refers mostly to airport and newsstand sales, dropped from 2016 to 2018 from 4.33,833 to 123,250, the Alliance for Audited Media reported.
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"I guess when you have a name, you are audited, but until such time as I'm not under audit I would not be inclined to do that," he said.
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And for Trump, only 24 percent of voters believed his excuse that the reason he isn't releasing his tax returns is because they were being audited by the IRS.
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There are now more than 1,200 American "B Corporations" — companies certified and audited by a nonprofit called B Lab as meeting its standards for labor, social and environmental policies.
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Because third parties have increasingly been reporting this information to the IRS as well as to taxpayers, any inconsistencies are a surefire way to get audited, according to Rosenthal.
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The Department of Health and Human Services' inspector general's office has not audited Cayuga Centers' contract services and has no immediate plans for a future evaluation, the agency said.
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If audited, filers must be able to show written evidence, like bank records, for cash donations and receipts issued by the charity for gifts valued at $250 or more.
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In the UBS case, the US came in and stripped Switzerland's financial privacy, audited all of their banks, made their banks pay giant fines, and disclose all of their clients.
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The problem, it appears, is Aadhaar database has never been verified or audited, according to multiple security experts, privacy advocates, lawyers, and politicians who spoke to Mashable India this month.
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SAO PAULO, Oct 30 (Reuters) - Cia Siderúrgica Nacional SA , Brazil's third largest flat steelmaker, swung to a profit in the third quarter, according to non-audited figures released on Monday.
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Every year they audit me, audit me, audit me ... I will absolutely give my return but I'm being audited now for two or three [years' worth] now so I can't.
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But, he's said, there's a hiccup that prevents him from doing so: The tax returns he filed between 2002 and 2008 continue to be audited by the Internal Revenue Service.
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According to audited financials, the NCAA brought in $1.06 billion in revenue for its 2017 fiscal year (the majority of this money came from the Division I men's basketball tournament).
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The response to Las Vegas has not yet been audited, but of the 104 admissions to the University Medical Centre of Southern Nevada (UMC), another trauma hospital, just four died.
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The SEC also implicated the city itself after elected leaders voted to approve Boudreaux's transfers and administrators signed off on audited financial reports that were later presented to ratings agencies.
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He will consider whether more items in company statements should be audited, such as the risk calculations made by banks that determine how much capital they hold to stay solvent.
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Indeed, Trump's in-house legal adviser, Michael Cohen, has recently repeated the fallacies, claiming it would be "malpractice" to advise Trump to release his returns while they are being audited.
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In 2016, women's games generated $1.9 million more in sales than men's games, according to audited financial statements from the U.S. Soccer Federation (USSF) obtained by The Wall Street Journal.
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Rushing through your taxes and omitting important information can increase your risk of being audited, as can failing to report taxable income, claiming too many deductions, or even excessive rounding.
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Barrick's offer values Acacia at $20.153 million, a near 2285% discount to its Tuesday close and 218% below Barrick's own audited valuation of Acacia's assets in its 2018 annual report.
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In 2013, according to an audited financial statement I obtained, Liberty received $749 million in tuition and fees but spent only $260 million on instruction, academic support and student services.
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The company did not specify what additional measures are in place to ensure that users' personal health information is properly identified and access to it is controlled and properly audited.
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The appointments were announced hours after opposition leader Raila Odinga said his coalition would not participate in the re-run unless some officials were removed and its voting technology audited.
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"It is concerning that previously audited and accepted payments to the government are now being revisited and BHP is working with the Mines Department to resolve this matter," it said.
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You'd be shocked to learn how many companies raising money at a billion-dollar valuation are doing so with financials that have never been checked/audited by a third-party.
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PwC Ukraine had audited the largest Ukrainian bank, PrivatBank, which Ukraine took over in December after risky lending practices left it with a capital shortfall of more than $5.5 billion.
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Washington (CNN)Donald Trump on Saturday claimed he is "unfairly" audited by the Internal Revenue Service "almost every single year," an apparent suggestion that the agency's investigations are politically motivated.
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Odebrecht won 23 public work contracts worth at least $16.94 billion in Peru between 1998 and 2015, including 16 that have been audited over the years, the comptroller's office said.
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"(PIA) has failed to hold its annual general meeting and submit its annual audited accounts for the year ended December 31, 2017," the Pakistan Stock Exchange said in a statement.
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The pilot would apply to audits from March 2020 and name the accounting firm and customer being audited - but only go ahead if both parties gave their consent, it said.
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Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen on Wednesday called on election officials in all 50 states to ensure that ballots used during the 2020 presidential election are able to be audited.
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Barrick's offer values Acacia at $250 million, a near 22017% discount to its Tuesday close and 0.1533% below Barrick's own audited valuation of Acacia's assets in its 20.153 annual report.
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PwC, one of the big four, was hit with a record 5.1 million pound ($6.8 million) misconduct fine in August for the way it audited collapsed accounting firm RMS Tenon.
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Though that number represents a fraction of the 196 million tax returns filed that year, many Americans still worry about their returns being audited and anxiously try to avoid it.
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State rules require nonprofits raising more than $25,000 a year in New York to register and file audited financial statements and annual financial reports to the attorney general's charities bureau.
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It has been granted an extension until March 14 to submit audited figures but would face a delisting if it still failed to file within eight business days after that.
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Wilhelm, speaking to analysts at the Farnborough Airshow, said the first-half charge would not cover all the issues currently being audited and further writedowns could be taken beyond 2016.
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It also said it lost $336.4 million in the final quarter of 2015; the numbers it released had not been audited and Valeant did not provide comparable figures from 2014.
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Mr. Trump has said that he is being audited by the Internal Revenue Service, adding that it would be unwise for him to release his tax documents during this process.
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But no one came out contradicting the original report before press time, beyond one person saying that access was limited, logged and audited, though it's not clear to what degree.
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The proposed framework is still under review by IBC member companies as well as four major accounting firms, which will make recommendations for how such reporting should be internally audited.
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In general, the IRS recommends holding on to copies for at least three years — the typical length of time the IRS would look back if you happen to get audited.
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Audited net loss for the quarter was 11.31 billion rupees ($174.7 million), compared with the unaudited 7.57 billion rupees loss reported in May, Bhushan Steel said late on Wednesday. bit.
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If you have questions about your return after tax season ends or you end up getting audited, you probably want to know your tax preparer will be around to help.
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"We have been audited by multiple states, multiple times, and in every case we were required to collect and remit sales tax on delivery fees," said Grubhub's CEO Matt Maloney.
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It missed submitting audited third-quarter earnings for a second time and said it would consider selling a majority stake in Westinghouse which is at the center of its financial troubles.
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"We recently audited our recruiting ads on Facebook and discovered some had targeting that was inconsistent with our approach of searching for any candidate over the age of 18," Amazon said.
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Trump had promised to release the documents following the completion of an audit, although fact-checkers say that he could still release the returns whether or not he is being audited.
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Wirecard, which has already sued the FT, denied another report in the newspaper on Wednesday that alleged the accounts of a Dubai-based unit were not audited in 2016 and 2017.
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Congress should ensure that funding is not wasted on paperless voting machines that cannot be audited, or on voting machines that contain internet modems that will leave them vulnerable to hacking.
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Much of the courtroom discussion so far has centered on Puerto Rico's finances, with Judge Fusté expressing frustration over the government's failure to produce audited financial statements for 2014 and 2015.
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Some people may often decide to hire an accountant out of fear of filing incorrectly and getting audited, but the IRS rarely asks for an in-depth scouring of people's taxes.
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"I just want to give you a heads-up that my foundation is being audited," Singer — identified as a cooperating witness in the affidavit — allegedly said to Giannulli in one conversation.
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A draft of the report found he traveled for 529 out of the 668 days audited, spending $488,518 with no regard for the rules, Britain's The Guardian newspaper reported in September.
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In 2012, the PTO started a two-year trial of a new system, in which trademark registrations would be randomly audited to see if they were actually being used as intended.
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"No additional information came to light to change the previous views expressed regarding the investigation," it said, adding it expected to publish the audited results for its fiscal year through Sept.
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Alphabet's Google, the market leader in online video advertising, also agreed last month to have more of its metrics audited by the MRC, including those for YouTube for the first time.
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The New York Times reported Monday night that Trump used a tax avoidance maneuver in the 1990s which his own lawyers warned would likely be declared improper if he were audited.
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PROMESA requires good-faith negotiations toward an out-of-court deal before any filing, as well as to establish "procedures necessary to deliver" audited financial statements for any entity entering bankruptcy.
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As the Brennan Center at NYU and other elections experts have documented, polling stations in many states are equipped with aging, paperless electronic devices and tabulators that can't be effectively audited.
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Mr Trump has said little more about what time period the audit relates to, other than it goes back a while and that he has been audited continuously for 12 years.
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Trump said during the debate that he would like to release the returns but he can't because he's being audited by the IRS, a claim Romney was quick to pounce on.
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Why it matters: This is the first agency "of its size and complexity" that has been audited at the Pentagon, as the agency put it, and it won't be the last.
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But while the FBI has proved adept at drawing images from a number of different sources, the report raises concerns that many of those sources have never been audited for accuracy.
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The pilot would apply to audits from March 2020 and name the accounting firm and customer being audited - but only go ahead if both parties gave their consent, the FRC said.
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" In a statement to the Times, Thomas Barrack Jr., Trump's inagural committee chairman, said the committee "complied with all laws and regulations, and its finances were fully audited internally and independently.
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"No legit reason @realDonaldTrump can't release returns while being audited, but if scared, release earlier returns no longer under audit," he tweeted during the GOP debate in Houston, hosted by CNN.
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Pension plans that have borrowed money are audited every three years and would have to submit a financial report every year to the PRA to show that the loans are working.
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The board would have the power to require audited financial statements from island agencies and could force a budget on the island if Puerto Rican officials cannot pass one that balances.
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However, that restructuring would only be an option after the island turned over audited financial statements to the board, passed a budget and sat down for voluntary debt negotiations with creditors.
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However, Ellis added that if Manafort does testify, the judge may allow testimony about whether Manafort tried to comply with IRS policy and offered to be audited before he was charged.
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The company's failure to file audited 2015 financial statements on time may put it in default and potentially force it to repay slugs of debt – something it might struggle to do.
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Mr. Jobs briefly attended Reed in 1972 before dropping out for economic reasons, but hung around campus for more than a year afterward; during that time, he audited Father Palladino's class.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's Financial Reporting Council (FRC) has opened a second investigation into how accounting firm KPMG audited the books of collapsed UK construction company Carillion, the watchdog said on Tuesday.
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One agent who audited Graetz was "overreaching," Graetz claimed, and his recollection of an exchange of words from that audit paints a vivid, painful picture of bloated bureaucracy at its worst.
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Relatedly, she mentioned that because Confide's encryption protocol hasn't been publicly tested and hacked and audited to ensure that it's strong, it could be hard for you to sell to enterprises.
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Print circulation at Harper's has dwindled, dropping below 100,000 in the first half of the year, compared with more than 117,000 three years ago, according to the Alliance for Audited Media.
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The company has denied the FT's allegations, saying that although Dubai-based subsidiary Card Systems was not individually audited, its books had undergone higher-level "full-scope" scrutiny by auditor EY.
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BDO and Grant Thornton audited just nine of the 350 top listed companies in Britain, the rest checked by the Big Four, Britain's accounting regulator, the Financial Reporting Council, has said.
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The Inspector General found 29 percent of the fiscal 2015 FEMA grants it audited had problems like "duplicated payments, unsupported costs, improper contract costs, and unauthorized expenditures," according to the report.
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Preparers who have put out a shingle without any specialized degree may still be experienced professionals, Blau said, but if something goes wrong and you are audited, they cannot represent you.
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The value of City Opera's endowment fund dropped to $3.4 million as of the end of June 2017, down from $4.8 million the year before, according to an audited financial statement.
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The magazine's total circulation fell to 130,257 for the six months ending in June 2015, down from 187,635 two years earlier, according to the company's filings with the Alliance for Audited Media.
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But the Vatican source said there had been a "clash of operational styles" between Milone and the departments his office audited, especially the Administration of the Patrimony of the Holy See (APSA).
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"This entity (Steinhoff) is audited by Deloitte South Africa, who has confirmed that it will fully cooperate with the IRBA during the investigation," the body's chief executive Bernard Agulhas in a statement.
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We do not believe the FED needs to be audited, one only has to look at congress and the games they play to see if anyone needs an audit it is them.
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As a final knife twist, Buffett notes that he is currently being audited — but is releasing information from his return anyway, since that is totally allowed, despite Trump's protests to the contrary.
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Sopher said the the data used for the survey was gathered through a combination of meetings and contact with the managers themselves, audited and management reports, internal estimates and other confidential sources.
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When the IRS audited its cash reporting in 1998 and 1999, it found that the casino correctly filed 99.99% of the time, according to a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
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While it might be nice to have the (already slim) chance of getting audited even less likely, experts warn that anemic enforcement could have wide-ranging ripple effects on compliance and revenue.
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In contrast, only about a quarter said they were worried about identity theft; 19 percent feared getting audited; and 19 percent were scared they wouldn't have enough cash to pay their taxes.
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Despite seeming to be in a heap of trouble, 90% of the firm's tests are conducted at its Arizona laboratory, which Theranos says was successfully audited by the same regulator last year.
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It will also seek shareholder approval of reappointment of incumbent directors, for the period until an extraordinary shareholders meeting to be held later, when the company is prepared to report audited results.
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The president has said he won't release his tax returns while he's being audited by the IRS, but the tax agency has said that audits don't prohibit people from disclosing their returns.
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Heckman said the company fell behind on filing financial reports because companies it acquired hadn't been audited and that he expected to be caught up on filings by the end of 2019.
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"While I am not aware of the frequency with which sex workers get audited as a result of trolls reporting them, I suspect it's not high," he told me in an email.
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"Over the last two months we have audited every driver in London and further strengthened our processes," Uber said of TfL's claims about unauthorized drivers being able to operate on its platform.
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Though getting audited by the IRS usually isn't as traumatic an experience as some might expect, most of us would obviously prefer to stay off the audit list in the first place.
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The reigning commercial queen of the region continues to be Southern Living, that anodyne, 51-year-old war horse with the best cheese-straw recipes, and an audited circulation of 2.8 million.
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Judy Chu (D-Calif.) said 30 percent of taxpayers at the top of the income scale were audited about a decade ago but just 7 percent of them faced audits in 2018.
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It provides a fairly detailed earnings statement, but its results are not audited and excludes some useful data like user growth and a breakdown of its ride-hailing business versus food delivery.
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The commissioner has been a boogeyman for Republicans for years, because many in the party think that he has misled them over accusations that the agency overzealously audited certain conservative nonprofit groups.
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German payments company Wirecard said on Tuesday that a key Middle Eastern unit had been properly audited, addressing allegations that the subsidiary had been a conduit for money flows of uncertain provenance.
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The IRS audited 251% of personal income-tax returns in fiscal 2200, down from 26% in 53 and marking the eighth straight year of decline, according to a report released on Monday.
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LONDON, June 27 (Reuters) - Britain's accounting watchdog said it has opened an investigation into how KPMG audited the books of HBOS, a UK bank that collapsed in 2008 during the financial crisis.
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The CMA said only 44 percent of the 120 top listed companies in France are audited by two Big Four firms, and challengers often have around 40 percent of the joint audit.
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Tsunekazu Takeda, head of the Tokyo bidding committee, said earlier this month that payments "mentioned in the media" were paid for services received from Tan's company, a fee that was fully audited.
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"Most of these PBM coalitions that are sponsored by consulting brokerages are just crap," said a source who has worked on pharmacy benefits for more than 20 years and has audited coalition contracts.
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Still, John Goglia, a safety consultant who used to be on the TSA's board, says airlines are doing their own rigorous inspections, knowing full well they may be audited when the government reopens.
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Barrick's offer values Acacia at $787 million, a near 11% discount to its closing share price on Tuesday and 42% below Barrick's own audited valuation of Acacia's assets in its 2018 annual report.
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Itochu said on Wednesday that it follows proper accounting procedures, that its financial statements had been audited by Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu, and said its views stand in stark contrast to the Glaucus report.
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Pertamina's total assets climbed 8 percent to $51.2 billion in 2017 from a year earlier, while its profits slid 19 percent to $20143 billion over the same period, its audited earnings report shows.
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Be sure to check your tax return for: Your chances of getting audited by the Internal Revenue Service are pretty low: Last year the audit rate dropped to 0.7%, the lowest since 2003.
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The news comes as the Japanese conglomerate faces huge pressure to meet a Tuesday deadline to publish audited earnings, postponed a month ago so that it could probe potential problems at Westinghouse further.
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The request comes one day after the beleaguered conglomerate failed to deliver audited third-quarter earnings as scheduled, instead saying it needed more time to look at potential problems at its Westinghouse division.
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"Early on, we human audited creators to understand content quality & eventually built an AI algorithm to better understand & predict content quality," wrote Bhaji Illuminati, the company's vice president of marketing, in an email.
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If Qatar agrees to comply, the list asserts that it will be audited once a month for the first year, and then once per quarter in the second year after it takes effect.
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They also asked again for information on their government clients and if they audited law enforcement's use of facial recognition to ensure that its not being employed in violation of civil rights law.
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Under an understanding to be announced Tuesday, Qatar Airways will issue audited financial reports within a year and within two years must disclose significant new transactions with state-owned enterprises, U.S. officials said.
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What computer and security experts recommend is actually remarkably non-technical: paper ballots, marked by hand whenever possible and audited by hand until there is strong statistical evidence that the outcome is correct.
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Unlike public companies, private companies aren't required to disclose to ordinary investors audited financial statements or other information those investors might need to determine a fair value for the companies' stocks, she said.
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The Republican-controlled Congress cut the I.R.S.'s budget by about $500 million in 2015, and last year the agency audited just 0.8 percent of individual taxpayers, down from 1.1 percent in 2010.
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But it is easy to imagine a system in which a story, upon reaching some high threshold of shares, or a source, upon reaching some cumulative audience, could be audited and declared unreliable.
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The peacekeeping missions that were audited — in Haiti, the Darfur region of Sudan, the Democratic Republic of Congo, Ivory Coast, Lebanon, Liberia and South Sudan — all practiced varying degrees of "unsatisfactory" waste management.
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Hall said the corporation had commissioned a report on its gender pay gap, to be independently audited, that would look not just at top earners but at the broader picture across the BBC.
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SMI is audited by an independent public accounting firm annually, and is subject to audits by the state auditor and the Financial Services Authority (Otoritas Jasa Keuangan, or OJK) once every three years.
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A bitter twist in Shaninka&aposs case is that a watchdog group has revealed that a dissertation defended in 2005 by Svetlana Nikonova, one of the experts who audited Shaninka, had been plagiarized.
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"Pretty much everyone, regardless of what they do for a living, has a knee-jerk fear of getting audited—for those operating in the adult industry, that fear is even stronger," she said.
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It audited three mica mines in India, from where it sources the prized mineral, and "discovered and assessed isolated abuses and took corresponding measures" such as dropping one operator from its supply chain.
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Results excluded operating earnings tied to Berkshire's 26.7 percent stake in Kraft Heinz Co because the food company has not released its own audited quarterly results, Buffett told reporters before the annual meeting.
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The defendants also provided false information to the banks, including financial statements audited by a fictitious accountant for which they created a fake website, phone number, and email address, according to the charges.
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The audit sector, and the FRC itself, face sweeping reforms in a bid to improve standards in auditing after the high-profile collapse of construction company Carillion and retailer BHS, which PwC audited.
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The Department of Transportation found that the company was missing paperwork, including an insurance document, when the agency initially audited USG27 in 22014, according to filings obtained through the Freedom of Information Act.
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Sam Tomlinson, a partner at the London office of PricewaterhouseCoopers, said the firm had audited Star Lizard "to confirm their compliance with the applicable F.A. regulation" and filed those audits with the association.
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Veterans are again getting the shaft, and taxpayers are watching their leaders scrap for pennies while ignoring the real savings potential at the Pentagon, which has never been fully audited, by the way.
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The original complaint centered around the presidential audit program, which is not enshrined in law, but is a precedent that every President and Vice President's tax returns are audited when they assume office.
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The BoE's announcement coincided with news that Britain's accounting watchdog, the Financial Reporting Council, has begun a preliminary enquiry into how KPMG audited the books of HBOS before the bank collapsed in 2008.
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