IRS awards $4.5M to whistleblower

Saw this article via the IIA’s Facebook page and thought it was really interesting.

It’s great that they are finally getting around to actually doing something about these tips.  Unfortunate, though, that it took so long to get a conclusion from this program.

I did find it amusing that the IRS took the taxes out of the reward money before they even sent it to the guy.  ”We’re giving you this money!  Oh but wait, we’re taking some of it back first!”

Bureaucracy is silly sometimes.


Money Man (source: TechCrunch)

Just finished reading this article, and I found it really interesting.  I feel like we’re witnessing the beginning of a new field: “Financial engineering”.  Not sure how I feel about it yet… guess we’ll have to wait and see where this goes!

Introduction

15Mar11

Thanks for stopping by!  Please feel free to check out my resume (can also be reached at any point by clicking the link right next to my name at the top of the page).

The goal of this site is to share and talk about interesting articles and happenings in the areas that relate to my career (business/accounting/economics/information systems), and hopefully get a conversation going and connect with some other people in these fields.  If you are a member of any of these fields and would like to network more “officially”, check out my profile over at LinkedIn and we can get connected.  I’m new to that community, so any tips or tricks would be appreciated, too!  I can also be reached via email at charlotte [at] charlottedekoning [dot] me.

I’m currently a college senior majoring in Accounting, and hoping to graduate in either August or December.  I’m interested in internship opportunities right now, especially in information systems auditing, and in the Cleveland, OH area.  I’m always on the lookout for any good volunteer opportunities, too.




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