I know it sound spiteful... but if there is nothing wrong then it won't hurt them... but I seriously think a company if frauding the government.
How would you go about doing that?

3/7/2006 12:22:17 PM

report it to the SEC

3/7/2006 12:23:50 PM

write a letter to the appropriate body including evidence and so forth, requesting an investigation.

proper form is to cc the ceo and include your resignation.

3/7/2006 12:24:31 PM

I don't work there anymore... and it's privately owned, not a corporation... which is why it seems spiteful. But I know for a fact that they intertwine their personal stuff and claim it for buisness, they don't do proper paper work and a slew of other things... and they pay people off to keep their mouths shut.

3/7/2006 12:36:27 PM

3/7/2006 12:49:59 PM

Shit, tell me what company it is.

I wanna get paid off.

3/7/2006 12:56:34 PM

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"But I know for a fact that they intertwine their personal stuff and claim it for buisness, they don't do proper paper work and a slew of other things... and they pay people off to keep their mouths shut."

shit, every company has this and most of it isn't illegal.

i seriously wouldn't say shit and just move on. you're already gone. it could seriously hurt your chances of working in your field again if you don't have absolute concrete evidence of them breaking a lot of laws.

3/7/2006 12:59:37 PM

welcome to the world of small business Seriously though, most small to medium, privately owned businesses break the law, and honestly, family farms are the worst about it. its so easy to do, and when Uncle Sam tends to rob you blind, a few bucks (or hundred) here and there really isn't that big of deal in the scheme of things.

3/7/2006 1:01:03 PM

everyone does this - quit being a bitch

3/7/2006 1:49:01 PM

anonymously

3/7/2006 1:51:04 PM

you should threaten to get them audited, and get paid off. or killed.

3/7/2006 2:01:17 PM

Shut your hole is what I suggest.

America is the land of exploitation and finding loopholes in which to take advantage of. Let it go. You will be found out, and you don't want your name associated with that.

Plus, it's just money...the government wastes too much of it anyway, so just let the company thrive.

3/7/2006 2:08:42 PM

F teh govt

3/7/2006 2:17:56 PM

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"I know it sound spiteful."

3/7/2006 2:21:34 PM

Quote :

"Shut your hole is what I suggest. America is the land of exploitation and finding loopholes in which to take advantage of. Let it go. You will be found out, and you don't want your name associated with that. Plus, it's just money...the government wastes too much of it anyway, so just let the company thrive."

3/7/2006 2:26:43 PM

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"report it to the SEC"

AhahhaaaHAHAHAhahaaaa

:breath:

AHAHAHAHAhhhhh.


Wait, did you mean Securities and Exchange?

'Cuz if not.... Hahahahaaaaaa

[Edited on March 7, 2006 at 10:43 PM. Reason : Southeastern Conference.]

3/7/2006 10:40:32 PM

What?

3/7/2006 11:05:58 PM

^^The SEC is the Securities and Exchange Commission you dildo



and arraeuber, you need to know your role and shut your hole.

3/7/2006 11:08:59 PM

this thread sucks

3/7/2006 11:55:05 PM

haha beardawg wins this thread for being a complete fucking dumbass when trying to look like he knew wtf he was talking about

3/8/2006 12:02:55 AM

-TWW is not the place to be asking such questions. Try a few Google searches.

-A private company will most likely be an absolute pain to go after. I would do some research and figure out reports what they ARE required to file ... and see if those filings match up with what you think they should be.

-You had REALLY REALLY know your accounting/financial/business laws, rules, regulations, etc. etc. and REALLY REALLY know you are correct before you go any further with this. If what the company is doing is legit, or if they can prove its legit, and you try to call them out on it, they will come back at you with everything they have.

3/8/2006 12:06:26 AM

no, no, no


plead the fifth, yo

3/8/2006 12:09:18 AM

1234

FIIIIIIIIIFFFFFFFFF

3/8/2006 12:25:22 AM

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"I've got a better idea. You're going to keep me on payroll as an outside consultant. In exchange for my salary, I'll perform the task of not telling anyone what I know. I won't need to come into the office. I can do this job from home. Call it early retirement, with pension."

3/8/2006 8:55:09 AM