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Death Fraud
Food stamp fraud is big business, and an increase in investigations has revealed that a large portion of this type of fraud occurs due...
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The Medicaid Tooth Fairy
The tooth fairy makes losing teeth a much more tolerable experience. (Kids know they’re going to wake up with a couple of bucks under...
Correction
The intention behind correction is to foster improvement. Teachers correct children’s homework to help them learn; parents correct children to influence good behavior; and,...
Pulling the Wool Over Your Eyes
Judges during the early history of the United States used to wear powdered wigs made of wool, mirroring their counterparts in British courts. When...
Shrinking Fraud Down to Size
There are several situations where having a personal reference is helpful. For example, when you’re applying for a job, it doesn’t hurt to provide...
FEDERAL FRAUD
Entitled to Nothing
One word that describes fraudsters in general is “entitled.” For some reason they think they are deserving of things like cash, real estate, luxury...
A Dime A Dozen
It seems that retailers who abuse the Food and Nutrition Service’s (FNS) Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) are a dime a dozen. The U.S....
Putting Fraud to Bed
According to the American Sleep Association (ASA), between 50 and 70 million adults in the U.S. have a sleep disorder. The former owner of...
Coming Clean
Confessing involvement in a fraudulent scheme is really hard when an individual has been involved in the deception for many years. (Sometimes, as time...
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Improvements in Identify Theft and Tax Fraud Detection Capabilities for 2017
The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has made great strides in detecting tax refund fraud. As of March 4, 2017, the IRS reported that it...
5 Tips for Protecting Yourself from Tax Refund Identity Fraud
The National Technical Information Service (NTIS) states that 85 percent or more than 125 million American taxpayers file their taxes electronically. As we learned...
SNAP Fraud Hurts Those Most in Need
The federal government's SNAP programwhat many people still refer to as "food stamps"is a vital program that ensures millions of Americans have enough to...
Knowledge is Power. Protect Your Personal and Financial Information.
In this day and age, tax fraud and identity theft is a business. Unfortunately, there are people that make a career out of defrauding...
