The commission made findings of corruption against former project managers with the NSW Fire Brigades who were involved with dishonest schemes resulting in corrupt payments totalling $2.4m.
Don't let a twisted and dishonest PR scheme by massive companies grateful for Trump's huge Christmas present distort the truth.
Tax consultants who push dishonest avoidance schemes – and the professionals who invest in them – are central targets in the strategy.
Professor Swingland, 69, with Anthony Blakey, 65, John Banyard, 67, Martin King, 54, and Andrew Bascombe, 58, is accused of promoting "a series of dishonest tax schemes" between 2005 and 2008.
As the Court long ago stated, however, the words "to defraud" commonly refer "to wronging one in his property rights by dishonest methods or schemes," and "usually signify the deprivation of something of value by trick, deceit, chicane or overreaching". Hammerschmidt v. United States, 265 U.S. 182, 188, 44 S.Ct.
Bankers, their pay and bonus schemes, their dishonest activities and reckless judgment?
I certainly don't think I have taught my daughter to scheme, or be dishonest.
Jews became stereotyped as frugal, dishonest, menacing, money-obsessed, and scheming.
The question is whether taking advantage of a client's decision to engage in a transaction with some dishonest statements is enough to produce a fraudulent scheme.
We exploit this social aspect of users to model dishonest behavior, and show that a simple secret sharing scheme, combined with lightweight verification procedures, enables private and accurate polling without requiring any central authority or cryptography.
Such a scheme is in fact a desperate plea by government to dishonest businessmen, corrupt politicians and cunning bureaucrats: a plea to bring their stash home and pay a token tax on it.
