Typically, his bookkeeper prepared these statements, Laporta said, but Manafort was asking to have the income recorded using an accounting method that his bookkeeper didn't use.
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She fired herself as bookkeeper when she overpaid the IRS.
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Her mother, the former Anna Solomita, worked as a bookkeeper.
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Her mother was the bookkeeper for her husband's insurance agency.
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In retrospect, the red flags surrounding bookkeeper Mulder were everywhere.
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He also admitted to deceiving accountants, a bookkeeper and banks.
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Mr. Novograd's father, Irwin, was a bookkeeper for the owners.
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Bookkeeper Kathy Russell is due back in court in Albany Friday.
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Weisselberg is a bookkeeper who simply carries out directions from others.
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Gates also testified that he lied to Manafort's bookkeeper and accountants.
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Her mother is an independent bookkeeper in the Grand Falls area.
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"That way, it kind of keeps the bookkeeper honest," Dubinsky said.
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It turns out he was head bookkeeper for the Hitler Youth.
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"There are no words to describe that day," says Maurine, a bookkeeper.
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Instead, she said, she thought that Meza was working as Merendino's bookkeeper.
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The second that was his longtime bookkeeper and an account his accountant.
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She gave up her career as a bookkeeper to raise my father.
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His father, William Sr., owned gas stations and was later a bookkeeper.
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In New York, her father dug ditches and worked as a bookkeeper.
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She then worked as a secretary and a bookkeeper and taught intermittently.
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"He's the emperor of 1.3 billion people," said Mr. Xiong, the retired bookkeeper.
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The groom's mother is a bookkeeper and his father is a trial lawyer.
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"It's full of life," said Miriam Rodriguez, 63, a bookkeeper from the Bronx.
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First was Heather Washkuhn, a bookkeeper for Manafort personally and for his business.
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"Take all your precautions please," Camacho the Morton Williams bookkeeper asks of us.
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His father, a bookkeeper, never made more than $6,000 a year, he wrote.
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His father ran a small business and his mother worked as a bookkeeper.
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His father, David, was a plumber, and his mother, Carrie, was a bookkeeper.
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A cum laude graduate of City College, Beame was a bookkeeper by training.
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His mother, born in Montreal to Jewish immigrants from Romania, was a bookkeeper.
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The oath was a prerequisite for becoming chief bookkeeper of the Hitler Youth.
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It could be a banker, a bookkeeper, a tax preparer or a financial planner.
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According to authorities, Meza told Langston that he worked as a bookkeeper for Merendino.
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Russell is Nxivm's former bookkeeper and faces between six and 12 months in prison.
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BattleTech demands you to internalize your role as both lance leader and mercenary bookkeeper.
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Despite the misconception, you don't have to be a CPA to become a bookkeeper.
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If a bookkeeper suspects that something may be off, they have to keep quiet.
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Her mother is a bookkeeper in Manhattan for the New York City Police Department.
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Sliwa became the group's bookkeeper, administrator and publicist and a counselor to various Angels.
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Dr. Leung's mother retired as a bookkeeper at the Chinchiolo Fruit Company in Stockton.
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Instead of having one bookkeeper, everyone in the system has a copy of the book.
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The most intelligent, grounded character in the entire Champions world is bookkeeper Dana (Ginger Gonzaga).
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After signing up for botkeeper, customers receive a dedicated virtual bookkeeper that provides accounting services.
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But a bookkeeper testified this week that Manafort "approved every penny," The Washington Post reported.
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Xendoo, an accounting firm located in Ft. Lauderdale, Florida, is looking for a new bookkeeper.
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Susan Bro: My world was demolished On August 11, I was a secretary and bookkeeper.
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Baker, 33, was a bookkeeper at Transitions Remodeling, a construction company in Farmington Hills, Mich.
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Manafort's bookkeeper testified the next day that she did not know of any offshore accounts.
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Tracy Bowen, a bookkeeper from Fredericksburg, Va., has been drinking Tab since she was 15.
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The groom's mother is a bookkeeper and the owner of Bottom Line Bookkeeping in Oakland.
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At trial, accountants, a bookkeeper and Gates pointed to Manafort as the financial fraud mastermind.
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As long as you're organized, you can make $60 per hour as a virtual bookkeeper. 27.
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His mother, the former Frances Berger, was a bookkeeper and then managed a telephone answering service.
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I was lucky: My father was a bookkeeper who never made more than $6,000 a year.
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Her father, Lloyd, was a builder, and her mother, the former Esme Fraser, was a bookkeeper.
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The mistake wasn't caught until the bookkeeper emailed the assistant's correct address for a follow-up.
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His mother was a bookkeeper who later worked for the Nassau County Department of Social Services.
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LABUAPI, Indonesia — The high school bookkeeper, Nuril Maknun, faced constant harassment from her boss, the principal.
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It was all funny until my mother, the bookkeeper of the family, asked for the $300.
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I also work part time as a bookkeeper and have worked at various nonprofits over the years.
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But there are benefits to removing the bookkeeper; once he's gone, it removes trust from the equation.
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"A lot of the time, we're referred to as one big subdivision," said Tammy Crossin, a bookkeeper.
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Heather Washkuhn, who was Paul Manafort's bookkeeper, arrives at the federal courthouse in Alexandria, Virginia, on Aug.
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Nuril relied on her $75-a-month bookkeeper wage at the school to help support her family.
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Bronfman, Salzman, NXIVM's bookkeeper Kathy Russell, and Salzman's daughter Lauren were all arrested and charged with racketeering.
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The authorities said that three people, including the bookkeeper, Kim Williams, had been arrested on various charges.
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Connie Holmes, a retired bookkeeper in Fairhope, said she had voted for Moore's primary opponent, incumbent Sen.
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Kirk said he let the sheriff's office bookkeeper go and reduced office hours to 20 per week.
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He also reported earning wages of $1.99 million -- the amount a bookkeeper testified to as well Thursday.
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It took me way too long to spring for a real accountant, bookkeeper, and organized invoicing system.
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And last but definitely not least, within finance I have a bookkeeper, accountant, and payment collections team.
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His mother, Virginia (Gray) Peck, was a homemaker who also worked as a bookkeeper at the store.
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Ms. Morin had been a numbers whiz, once halting an embezzlement scheme while working as a bookkeeper.
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Her mother retired as the bookkeeper at Heynssens & Grassman, an architectural landscaping firm in Park City, Ill.
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As a bookkeeper to criminal organizations, Wolff specializes in finding missing money and hunting down the thieves.
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An email was returned the same day by Monica Bryant, who identified herself as the company's bookkeeper.
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"Last time it was underground," said Ms. MacAulay, a 22020-year-old bookkeeper from Simi Valley, Calif.
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In 223, he hired a woman named Helen Ellis as a combination bookkeeper and all-purpose assistant.
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If they belonged to Manafort's bookkeeper, why couldn't the defense get them directly from the company, Ellis asked.
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Manafort's bookkeeper, Heather Washkuhn, also testified Thursday that she had no knowledge that Manafort had any foreign holdings.
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Rafael, 64 and Debra Messier, 60, his bookkeeper, appeared before a federal magistrate in Boston on Friday afternoon.
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His 90-year-old mother, Dorothy, is the shop's bookkeeper and works at a lamp-lit cluttered desk.
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Now it was to be the work of Bernardo Soares, an assistant bookkeeper in a Lisbon fabric company.
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Ms. McLorg's group of neighbors and friends includes doctors, economists, a lawyer, an artist, teachers and a bookkeeper.
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Alice Bircheat, the longtime bookkeeper at the Y.M.C.A., said that she recalled "not one complaint" about Mr. Moore.
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His father, Gale, was a car dealer, and his mother, Saima (Pekkola) Vinton, was a banker and bookkeeper.
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She grew up in Brooklyn and worked as a bookkeeper at a real estate firm for 20 years.
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Her father, William Ripston, taught physics at Brooklyn College, and her mother, Elsie (Fleischman) Ripston, was a bookkeeper.
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Ms. Dougherty, 67, a bookkeeper, settled on Harley Rouda, the candidate endorsed by the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee.
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Ms. Giotta immigrated from Ireland 236 years ago, worked as a bookkeeper, raised five children and then divorced.
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The scam started last week when an email chain was forwarded to Barbara's bookkeeper, a woman named Christine.
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Anyway, on Tuesday ... the bookkeeper fires off the wire payment to the account listed in the original email.
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"Every barber and bookkeeper can work from their homes, but we can't because we're sex workers," she said.
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He is not your bookkeeper, and his statement suggests he had no idea you hadn't cashed the check.
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Ms. Burton had worked as a bookkeeper, and Mr. Burton had been a chauffeur and a shipping clerk.
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The gunman faced Tuff, the school's bookkeeper, who happened to be working the front desk that summer day.
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Example "hybrid roles" the findings cite are bookkeeper, tailor, public school teacher, dietitian, coach, logistics analyst and many more.
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As of July 31, 2016, DMP International had a net income loss of $638,048, the bookkeeper, Heather Washkuhn, said.
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Washkuhn said she'd worked for Manafort from 2011 to 2018, and served as his lead bookkeeper starting in 22015.
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"They live in the United States of America and they deserve clean water," said St. Mary's bookkeeper Kathleen Tomczyk.
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She had scored an Oscar and box-office success by playing a shy bookkeeper who found love in Moonstruck.
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Professor Keller's mother, Sarah, was born in England after her family had fled Russia, and was the bar's bookkeeper.
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His father, an immigrant from Germany, manufactured tents, and his mother, who was of Russian descent, was a bookkeeper.
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One of his first full-time jobs was as a bookkeeper with Cox and Nostrand, a lighting fixture outlet.
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Langston knew nothing about the romantic relationship between the two men and instead believed Meza was working as Merendino's bookkeeper.
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The former bookkeeper might have gotten away with the plan, if Light's grandson hadn't infected Light's computer with a virus.
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They said he trusted employees, his accountants and bookkeeper to handle his financial affairs, and at times misplaced that trust.
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NXIVM co-founder Nancy Salzman, Salzman's daughter Lauren, and NXIVM's bookkeeper Kathy Russell were all arrested alongside Bronfman on Tuesday.
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She could manage a simple life on the part-time salary she earned as a bookkeeper at Max's former preschool.
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My mom worked as an accountant for her day job and as a bookkeeper for small business on the side.
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"Book that a bookkeeper keeps" sounds like a tongue twister, but we are simply being asked for the word LEDGER.
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Based on the overall effect, the secret man inside me is the part-time bookkeeper for the Church of Satan.
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Corcoran said someone acting as her assistant sent an invoice to her bookkeeper earlier this week for a renovation payment.
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Instead, he was "probably" a bookkeeper and translator for al Qaeda and a low-level member of a Taliban cell.
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But another witness, bookkeeper Heather Washkuhn, said that Manafort had approved "every penny" of the bills she paid for him.
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"It's probably one thing I tell business owners: 'Never allow a bookkeeper direct access to your bank account,'" Dubinsky said.
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If your bookkeeper is an independent contractor, it may be possible to purchase a rider to cover them as well.
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Gates admitted in testimony on Friday that he had lied to Laporta, as well as other accountants and Manafort's bookkeeper.
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After a year, we expanded the department and hired another bookkeeper so Erin could focus solely on employee happiness and culture.
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The former al Qaeda insider described Masri as an officious bookkeeper with little charisma who was often mocked by other jihadists.
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After all, the era when it took a bookkeeper days to go through time sheets and cut checks is long gone.
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He then imposed the real financial statements -- showing millions of dollars less in income -- prepared by a bookkeeper next to them.
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The daughter of a single mother who worked as a bookkeeper, there was little room in Morling's childhood for artistic pursuits.
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Mr. Ohlinger was trained as an accountant and went to work as a bookkeeper for 20th Century Fox in New York.
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Her mother was a stay-at-home parent, then worked as a bookkeeper and clerk at the insurance agency until 2015.
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" The next day at the office, Ms. Delgado told the bookkeeper, Francina Foskey, who she said responded, "Oh, God, you, too?
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The bookkeeper said it violated the company's accounting rules, and it was then up to the two men to do it themselves.
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In You, Joe Goldberg is a seemingly harmless and good-looking bookkeeper who leads a double life as a super creepy stalker.
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"It's better than the slow, painful process of doing it yourself and it's better than hiring a third-party bookkeeper," Daher said.
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So if you form one, be sure you also keep your business and personal accounts totally separate, and have a good bookkeeper.
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I currently go to community college part-time (8 hours, 2 classes), and work as a bookkeeper at my mom's accounting business.
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"Companies maybe went from having a more entry-level bookkeeper to really saying, OK, we need to hire a CFO," Humiston said.
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He then fails to tell the IRS, his bookkeeper, accountants and other government agencies about that foreign money or where it's kept.
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He eventually got a job as a bookkeeper in the transportation ministry and remained until he felt the situation had become untenable.
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You hire a bookkeeper or bookkeeping firm, you send them all your stuff and they track and produce the set of books.
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His father, Ernest, an immigrant from Russia, took over his father-in-law's clothing factory, and his mother, Rebecca, was the bookkeeper.
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Ms. Russell was the group's bookkeeper for more than a decade and was indicted on two counts of racketeering conspiracy last July.
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Fred Trump dispatched a trusted bookkeeper to Atlantic City with checks to buy $22004 million in casino chips without placing a bet.
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The site says that she worked for many years as a bookkeeper, and became Mr. Moore's legal secretary after they were married.
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Mr. Cagle, an avid triathlete, is a trim man who favors rounded glasses that give him an air of a 1920s bookkeeper.
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One afternoon last fall, Vera Jones, a bookkeeper from Newark, tried to visit the cemetery to lay flowers at her mother's grave.
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They show that he was an early member of the Nazi party who later served as chief bookkeeper for the Hitler Youth.
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Short-term jobs popular with retirees include administrative assistant, attorney, bookkeeper, marketing communications specialist, project manager, receptionist and sales rep, according to AARP.
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Messih, a bookkeeper by trade, told the inquiry she wanted to change jobs and decided to buy a Pie Face store in 2012.
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Jacob Berg, a 73 year old bookkeeper, and Bianca Rose, a 27 year old insurance agent, recently bought a home in Valencia, California.
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His father, William, ran a family glass and mirror business, where his mother, the former Sylvia Gittelson, worked as a manager and bookkeeper.
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Many of them were foreign and scouted by Brunel, according to a 2010 deposition given by a former MC2 bookkeeper named Maritza Vasquez.
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His father, Hubert, was a bookkeeper, and his mother, Violet (Vinding) Nice, worked for a time for the Tulare County district attorney's office.
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Gary Chui, a bookkeeper for the supermarket, said the store policy is in place for "protecting our staff and customers too," he said.
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"We need to get moving," said Janet Ford, 60, a retired bookkeeper at a Brexit-themed party held by UKIP in a pub.
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Altogether, the company, excluding Kotlikoff, has seven full-time employees, four consultants and one part-time bookkeeper who are based in multiple states.
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"He was one of our kids," said Andrea Ochs, 46, an office manager and bookkeeper who has two daughters at the high school.
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"I should have met with a bookkeeper [in the beginning] but you have so many costs when you start, it's prohibitive," Hudler said.
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Clare Bronfman, an heir to the Seagram liquor fortune whose wealth helped fund NXIVM, and Kathy Russell, the group's longtime bookkeeper, also pleaded guilty.
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Robert tells me that a sergeant from the unit that he served in, now a bookkeeper in Basel, had sent him cheroots for Christmas.
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Heather Washkuhn, his former bookkeeper, told the court how Manafort's lifestyle proved unsustainable by 2015 as his consulting firm's revenue began to dry up.
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My mom, an accountant and bookkeeper, taught me a lot when I was little, especially about earning more money by leveraging a side hustle.
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A former teacher, she landed a temporary job as a bookkeeper at the San Diego Zoo, which had opened in 1916 and was growing.
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If your bookkeeper never takes a vacation, it could simply mean he or she is extremely conscientious, or even a bit of a workaholic.
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My son Dino is the comptroller — he's a C.P.A. My daughter Deanne is the bookkeeper, and my other daughter, Denise, used to work here.
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Nxivm bookkeeper Kathy Russell pleaded guilty to one count of visa fraud, and Nxivm CEO Nancy Salzman pleaded guilty to one count of racketeering conspiracy.
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The son of a carpenter and a bookkeeper, Betchart was born on one of the nation's longest running communes, called The Farm, in Summertown, Tennessee.
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But Washkuhn did testify that in 23 he was having trouble paying his bills, including for personal expenses and for her services as his bookkeeper.
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Last year, Oskar Groening, known as the "bookkeeper of Auschwitz", was sentenced to four years for being an accessory to the murder of 300,000 people.
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"I have a bookkeeper and a very expensive accountant on Park Avenue, but I write the checks to all of my employees myself," she explains.
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In the six days since the trial began, the jury has heard from 15 witnesses including two of Manafort's former accountants and his former bookkeeper.
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Mohamed Mohamud, the hotel's bookkeeper, said he was locking up his office and about to perform evening prayers when he heard a huge explosion outside.
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In the courtroom, Zehnle said the government's own witnesses, including Manafort's former bookkeeper Amanda Metzler, will testify that it was Gates who was in charge.
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Ms. Dougherty, a 22016-year-old bookkeeper, read the fliers that landed in her mailbox, talked to friends, and listened to the news and advertisements.
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His father, Joseph, owned a silk-screen printing shop, Masta Displays, and his mother, the former Ethel Stern, was a homemaker and the shop's bookkeeper.
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A former teacher, she landed a temporary post as a bookkeeper at the San Diego Zoo, which had opened several years before and was growing.
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The groom's mother was the bookkeeper for his father's business, Vantage Point Consultants, which was in Manhattan and advised companies on their legal-services costs.
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She had once been a bookkeeper, but she had trouble finding work, so she took a job as a cook in a home for children.
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She returned to California in the early 2000s to help care for her ailing father, and worked there as a personal assistant and a bookkeeper.
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Asonye said that Manafort misled his bookkeeper and tax accountants about the money he was earning, leading to the false tax returns to the US government.
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Around the same time, a Kushner Companies bookkeeper filed a whistleblower lawsuit alleging illegal political contributions by Charles and other improper financial practices from the company.
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Among the positions with more than a 90 percent chance of becoming automated were administrative assistant, office clerk, bookkeeper and cashier, all fields dominated by women.
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Six months earlier, Mr. Horowitz had recruited Ms. Van Patter, a Ramparts employee, to be the bookkeeper for a group related to the Black Panther Party.
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In Season 3, Betty, a bookkeeper at the machine shop repairing the FBI mail robot Elizabeth must bug, forces her to question her own moral clarity.
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In the summer of 1979, Elizabeth Anderson, then a rising junior at Swarthmore College, got a job as a bookkeeper at a bank in Harvard Square.
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And it was Gates, Zehnle said, who had responsibility for coordinating with the bookkeeper and other financial professionals responsible for keeping track of the company's finances.
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The scammer tricked her bookkeeper into wiring the money by using an email address that was similar to her assistant's, requesting a payment for a renovation.
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Former Auschwitz guard Reinhold Hanning and Oskar Groening, known as the "bookkeeper of Auschwitz", have also been convicted of complicity in mass murder in recent years.
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In late 1974, he asked a woman from Ramparts named Betty Van Patter to be a bookkeeper for a school run by the Panthers in Oakland.
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As part of an employment complaint filed in court records, the former bookkeeper said Maloney's former business partner, Janell Thompson, was the "exclusive salesperson" of Yolo.
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Flowers was convicted of killing store owner Bertha Tardy, 59; bookkeeper Carmen Rigby, 45; delivery worker Robert Golden, 42; and part-time employee Derrick Stewart, 16.
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He is a son of Carla Weissman Schraub and Jonathan Schraub of Bethesda, Md. The groom's mother retired as a bookkeeper for individuals and small businesses.
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He was convicted of killing store owner Bertha Tardy, 59; bookkeeper Carmen Rigby, 45; delivery worker Robert Golden, 42; and part-time employee Derrick Stewart, 16.
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"Our village is an empty nest village," said Xiong Jifu, 63, a retired village bookkeeper, who said he lives alone while his son works 250 miles away.
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At one point, Gates attempted to get DMI's bookkeeper to make a change to the company's profit and loss sheet before they submitted it to a lender.
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"The improvements have made things better," says Baker Commons resident Carolyn Miller, a former bookkeeper who now runs a lunch program and food pantry in the building.
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While Paul Manafort was running President Donald Trump's campaign in the summer of 1.13, Manafort's once-lucrative political consulting business was suffering financially, Manafort's bookkeeper testified Thursday.
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Though Ms. Chavez preferred to be out of the spotlight, she was active in the union, serving as its bookkeeper and the head of its credit union.
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From 9:30 am until just after 3 pm, Gates corroborated the testimony of Manafort's bookkeeper and two accountants from the days before, along with prosecutors' evidence.
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Janice Kurus, 43, is a bookkeeper who has lived in Caldwell her entire life, staying in her childhood home after her mother died almost two decades ago.
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Ms. Alpert hired a bookkeeper and a financial adviser, and it took them a year to determine the value of the more than 573 certificates, she said.
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In an interview with CNN this week, Candice Parscale said she is simply the bookkeeper for Red State, which she described as a small web-services company.
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Pevzner continued to work into her 70s for various employers, as a bookkeeper and an accountant, which she credits for exercising her mind and keeping her sharp.
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But after his wife, functioning as his bookkeeper, began tracking his gas mileage and calculating his net earnings after subtracting fuel and other expenses, his approach changed.
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Steve: I dropped out of business school to be a bookkeeper for a little 30-person company so I wasn't actually sure I made the right decision.
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Hiring a full-time bookkeeper can be prohibitively expensive, and it can be difficult to find financial analysts and part-time CFOs that a company's leaders can trust.
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Salzman also pleaded guilty to racketeering conspiracy in the case in March, and NXIVM's former bookkeeper, Kathy Russell, pleaded guilty to one count of visa fraud on Friday.
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A month later, she started working as a bookkeeper at a door company in the Bronx, but the job did not come with benefits or room for advancement.
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He later learned that Cline, his bookkeeper, had allegedly made a plethora of unauthorized personal purchases, including a wedding dress for $2000 and a wedding planner for $25,000.
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Epstein supplied the girls with housing in New York and paid for their visas, a former bookkeeper for the modeling agency said in a sworn statement to investigators.
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Gates' previous testimony underscored how much Gates knew about Manafort's wire transfers and the lies other witnesses have said Manafort told the IRS, tax preparers and his bookkeeper.
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Sherry Mont, 71, a retired bookkeeper, found out from a flier that the stop in Manhattan where she caught the bus back to Staten Island was being eliminated.
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A scammer posed as her assistant and sent an email to her bookkeeper requesting $388,700 for a real estate renovation, as People and TMZ reported in late February.
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We broke the story, Barbara's bookkeeper had the wool pulled over her eyes by several hoax emails which instructed her to deposit $388,700.11 in an account in Berlin.
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She called on the right day; they had just lost their bookkeeper, and they brought her aboard despite her lack of bookkeeping experience or knowledge of the business.
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The jury on Friday saw a document prepared by Manafort's bookkeeper, who testified yesterday, listing $22016 million in income in 22.4 to Manafort's political consulting business, DMP International Inc.
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The jury saw an email that Laporta sent to a bank officer with Manafort and Manafort's bookkeeper copied, saying that Manafort expected $2.4 million to be deposited in November.
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That email, which contained strategy advice as well as the meeting summary, also went to Blaskey's partner and to a bookkeeper at the family business who handled Dick's correspondence.
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He did not respond to multiple e-mails and messages left with his bookkeeper, who answered his office phone but would not say whether he was still in practice.
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Mr. Steininger's sister, Karen, acted as the bookkeeper and helped to conceal the purchases from the Department of Consumer Affairs, which licenses towing companies, according to the criminal indictments.
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She told People that she had "no reason to be suspicious" about the email because she invests in real estate, so the bookkeeper wired $388,700 to the email address.
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"We have our role, and the men have their role," said Avigayil Gleiberman, a 29-year-old bookkeeper who came to the stadium with her husband and extended family.
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Hiring an assistant, social media director, salesperson, or bookkeeper can allow you to spend your time on what you do best and will have the highest return on investment.
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His admissions include his use of offshore bank accounts to move the money, deceiving his accountants and bookkeeper and then spending the money on lavish purchases and real estate.
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Benson started out as a bookkeeper at a Chevy dealership in New Orleans -- but went on to become a dealership owner and expanded the business into a billion-dollar empire.
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A charity group hosting a summertime event, for instance, may need a local ad-hoc bookkeeper (ideal for accounting majors), says Vicki Salemi, career expert at job-search website Monster.
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But when Andres asked if Gates would report those payments to Manafort's bookkeeper, Heather Washkuhn, Gates said the U.S. payments were reported, but not the ones from the overseas accounts.
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Laura Donovan, who is now a bookkeeper, worked as a cashier at the Strand in the early '90s and remembered the quiz, though she had all but forgotten the titles.
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A bookkeeper and an accountant who testified in the early days of the trial provided perhaps the most complete and damning testimony supporting the allegations that Manafort committed the crimes.
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The judge set bail at $25,000 for Kathy Russell, 60, Nxivm's longtime bookkeeper, and $5 million each for its longtime president, Nancy Salzman, 64, and her daughter, Lauren Salzman, 42.
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Going through the names of each patient, their medical records and the details of how and when they had died left him feeling "like a bookkeeper of death," he said.
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Diane Kaylor, a former broker and bookkeeper at Hauppauge, New York-based Agape World Inc, was sentenced by U.S. District Judge Denis Hurley in Central Islip, New York, prosecutors said.
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The responsibility for that oversight fell to the Big South bookkeeper, Wendi H. Davis, who testified that she managed the government's secret account on a QuickBooks file on her computer.
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Andres asked the jury to consider why Manafort would pay his bookkeeper $100,000 a year to pay his bills, and then separately pay some bills via wire transfers from overseas accounts.
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Clare Bronfman, an heir to the Seagram's liquor fortune; Kathy Russell, a bookkeeper for NXIVM; Nancy Salzman, the NXIVM president; and her daughter, Lauren Salzman, were all charged with racketeering conspiracy.
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Prosecutors have argued that this was false, and previously showed the jury documents from Manafort's bookkeeper showing a decline in revenue since 2014, when his political consulting work in Ukraine ended.
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However, Germany's highest court last November rejected an appeal by Oskar Groening, known as the "bookkeeper of Auschwitz", to his conviction for being an accessory to the murder of 300,000 people.
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Police say Cline's alleged crime comes a year after the company's former bookkeeper pleaded guilty to embezzling at least $150,000 between January 2016 and January 2018, according to the news release.
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Prosecutors said Tiffany joined the company in June 2010 as an accounting associate and acted as its main bookkeeper and as the office manager for its New York and Boston offices.
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Up until now, Doris has been merely proximate to the pleasures of youthful indulgence, commuting every day from Staten Island to her job as a bookkeeper at a hip ad agency.
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Customers will get the kinds of questions you might expect from a normal bookkeeper as they look to clarify what's happening, but in the end the process happens much more seamlessly.
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At a recent exhibition at the site, Iris Weissflog, 58, a bookkeeper from near Dresden, was studying an old photograph of the Palast der Republik with her 8-year-old granddaughter.
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The two-time Swiss Olympian is 47, took up the sport at 33 and quit her job as a bookkeeper to concentrate on shooting after an unimpressive showing at London 2012.
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Although he was unable to secure one, he occasionally found work through a temp agency as a consultant or bookkeeper, including at Food Bank NYC and the United Nations Development Programme.
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"I am so nervous," said Kim Su-jin, a 50-year-old investor in Bitcoin and other virtual currencies who works as a bookkeeper at a women's clothing store in Seoul.
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See how bakery bookkeeper Sandy Jenkins tried to have his cake and eat it too on the next all-new "American Greed" — Monday, March 6 at 10P ET/PT only on CNBC.
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Plank, a World War Two bomber pilot and graduate of Yale, began as a bookkeeper and tax advisor in Minneapolis helping wealthy investors with tax shelters in the oil and gas business.
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MANAFORT STRUGGLED TO PAY BILLS IN 2016, BOOKKEEPER TESTIFIES A source close to Manafort's team told Fox News the defense has not yet decided whether to have Manafort testify during the trial.
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Heather Washkuhn, a bookkeeper for Manafort, testified that a March 2016 email sent to the bank executive listing a net income of $4.45 million for Manafort's consulting company for 2015 was incorrect.
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His mother is the bookkeeper at DeVito Group, an advertising firm in New York, and is on the board and the founder of the Community Food Pantry of Sleepy Hollow and Tarrytown.
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Authorities said that Tiffany joined the company in June 2010 as an accounting associate and acted as its main bookkeeper and as the office manager for its New York and Boston offices.
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Last July, prosecutors issued a racketeering indictment against Mr. Raniere, Ms. Mack and four other Nxivm members, Nancy Salzman, Lauren Salzman, Clare Bronfman and Kathy Russell, who worked as the group's bookkeeper.
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They appear poised to bring back to the witness stand accountants from the firm Manafort used and his former bookkeeper Heather Washkuhn, according to the defense team and prosecutors at the hearing.
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Before World War II, his father, Motel Gerzon, — the name was later changed — was a bookkeeper at his parents' candy store in Zamosc, Poland; his mother, Peshka (Szajt) Gerzon, was a dressmaker.
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Now working part-time as a clerk in a small store, she would like to go back to her previous work as a bookkeeper, she told me when we spoke in March.
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"The Book of Disquiet" purports to be "a factless autobiography" of one Bernardo Soares, "an assistant bookkeeper in the city of Lisbon," and consists of almost 500 remembrances, perceptions, arguments and fleeting observations.
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While she was married, she'd earned money working various service-industry jobs—toll collector, cashier, bookkeeper—but now she wanted to find a new profession, one that would offer her an independent lifestyle.
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ALEXANDRIA (Reuters) - The top aide to former Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort testified at trial on Tuesday that Manafort told him not to tell their firm's bookkeeper about payments from accounts in Cyprus.
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Later on, after calling Wong Beyoncé to his face, Strange zips in and out of the library to steal books through dimensional portals while the bookkeeper is just trying to jam to some Bey.
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And that, said Marian Chioffi, the bookkeeper of Monhegan's electric company, has residents trying to reach consensus on how the island's energy future should look and what economic gain the project should bring them.
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But many see Weisselberg to be the best positioned, as the Trump Organization's bookkeeper, to help investigators unravel whether Trump or his family members committed financial crimes that have not yet come to light.
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This year, Mr. Reilly took a leave from his job as a bookkeeper at the Cerebral Palsy Associations of New York State, where he has worked since 1994, to help with his wife's care.
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Jessica Camacho is one of them, working as a bookkeeper and cashier at the Morton Williams Supermarkets on the Upper West Side of New York City - the epicenter of coronavirus in the United States.
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In a twist of good fortune, she said that the German-based bank the bookkeeper used to wire the money froze the transfer before it was deposited into the scammer's bank account in China.
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He is the only child of the late Hilda Forwand, a bookkeeper who also modeled ladies' clothing, and the late Henry Forwand, a milliner who made artificial flowers that were used to decorate hats.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - A German court ruled on Wednesday that a 96-year-old German known as the "bookkeeper of Auschwitz" was fit to go to prison, rejecting his plea for the sentence to be suspended.
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When the Johns Hopkins- and Harvard-educated son of a dairy bookkeeper was relegated to the back office at Salomon Brothers, for instance, he became an expert on how computers would transform Wall Street trading.
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In a few short years, the 36-year-old bookkeeper rose from handyman to white-collar worker at what seemed to be one of the most stable companies in Latin America: state-owned oil firm Pemex.
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Raenette K. Yangson, 42, has been sentenced to three years in federal prison for embezzling around $753,000 from a construction company where she worked as a bookkeeper from 2006 to 2013, the Anchorage Daily News reports.
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In July, 94-year-old Oskar Groening, known as the "bookkeeper of Auschwitz", was sentenced to four years in prison after he was convicted of being an accessory to the murder of 300,000 people in Auschwitz.
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DTCC, known as Wall Street's bookkeeper, recently put the brakes on a blockchain system for the clearing and settlement of repurchase, or repo, agreement transactions, said Murray Pozmanter, head of clearing agency services at the DTCC.
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Her testimony came a day after the former Trump campaign chair's personal bookkeeper testified that Manafort approved "every penny" of his financial dealings amid reports that he spent lavishly on menswear and items for his home.
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Last year, 33-year-old Oskar Groening, known as the "bookkeeper of Auschwitz", was sentenced to four years in prison after he was convicted of being an accessory to the murder of 300,000 people in Auschwitz.
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But the income statements that DMP provided to the banks that gave it loans were rife with misspellings, used different fonts and headers, omitted corporate disclaimers and left out some numbers the bookkeeper would have included.
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Manafort's longtime bookkeeper Heather Washkuhn explained why the invoices that Manafort and Gates sent to banks that were lending them money were phony: a missing letter here, some too-light text there, the wrong numbers entirely.
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They had created a continuously-updating internal version of QuickBooks, keeping a close eye on their spending and accounting and not having do hire a bookkeeper to do so, out of pure frustration with the process.
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BERLIN — Oskar Gröning, an unassuming onetime corporal in Hitler's Waffen SS who became known as the bookkeeper of Auschwitz, one of the very last Germans to face war-crime charges arising from the Holocaust, has died.
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He is the son of Sadilyn L. Gordon and Errol L. Gordon Sr. of Brentwood, N.Y. The groom's mother, who is retired, was a bookkeeper in Melville, N.Y., at Adecco, a staffing firm based in Zurich.
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A high school bookkeeper, Nuril Maknun, who recorded a lewd phone call from her boss that was circulated among a handful of people online, was sentenced in November to six months in jail for defaming him.
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Mr. Manafort instructed his bookkeeper to classify it as a loan for tax purposes, though Mr. Gates admitted in court that it was not one and Mr. Manafort had never received a loan from Mr. Lyovochkin.
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His mother became a bookkeeper for an extermination company after her husband's death and scraped by, augmenting her $25 weekly salary (about $380 in today's dollars) with $18 a month in a Social Security widow's benefit.
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Her mother is the bookkeeper at the Joyce Center/Advanced Prosthetics & Orthotics in Manhasset, N.Y. Mr. Zuckerman, 28, is a certified public accountant, and the assistant controller at Saba Capital Management, a hedge fund in Manhattan.
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In an alternate reality where, on any given night, a full moon brightens up Brooklyn, Loretta (Cher in an Oscar-winning role), an Italian widowed bookkeeper, is engaged to the gullible, soft-spoken Johnny (Danny Aiello).
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Rotten Tomatoes score: 93%Summary: In the romantic comedy "Moonstruck," a widowed bookkeeper named Loretta Castorini (Cher) falls for rough-and-tumble Ronny Cammareri (Cage) right after she agrees to marry his older brother Johnny Cammareri.
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In July, 94-year-old Oskar Gröning, known as the "bookkeeper of Auschwitz," was sentenced to four years in prison after he was convicted of being an accessory to the murder of 300,000 people in Auschwitz.
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Manafort's bookkeeper previously testified that she prepared a statement listing Manafort's business as having a loss of more than $600,000 by July 2016, and a loss of more than $1.1 million by the end of the year.
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The groom's mother was the bookkeeper at Lamb's Discount Supply, a hardware store in Onida, S.D. His father retired as a small-grains farmer in Agar, and works as a hand on another farm, also in Agar.
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Thanks to the egalitarian nature of crypto you can take money from a fifteen year old in Zagreb and a mafia bookkeeper in Moscow as easily as you could get it on Sand Hill Road in 2006.
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Manafort involved his bookkeeper and his accountants in his financial affairs, his lawyers said, arguing that these professionals could see at least some of the money streams and foreign accounts that prosecutors allege he was trying to hide.
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The evidence at issue includes 20,000 documents — approximately 49,000 pages, according to the lawyers — from Manafort's bookkeeper, NKSFB, and tens of thousands of pages more of materials captured from a laptop, phones, and other devices belonging to Gates.
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The 41-year-old devout Muslim and mother-of-three recalls in tears how her boss, a principal at the school where she worked as a bookkeeper, would call her into his office and the harassment would begin.
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While she was employed at the New York City Human Resources Administration, where she worked into her mid-60s as a bookkeeper, she began tripping often and increasingly relied on co-workers to read paperwork aloud for her.
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On a recent tour, Eugene Zongrone, 75, a retired banker, and his wife Theresa, 71, a retired bookkeeper, gazed at the Tiffany glass windows inside one of many marble and granite crypts that were opened for the tour.
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According to documents filed in a California court by a former company bookkeeper, a business called Mathco Health Corporation sold Yolo products to a distributor with the same address as the 7 to 11 Market where Jenkins stopped.
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"Maybe once a month I'm calling and trying to track something down," said Julie V. Lunn, a bookkeeper and entrepreneur in Havre de Grace, Md., whose 3-year-old daughter, Alafair, is allergic to a variety of foods.
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The billionaire, who was born the son of a bookkeeper who made about $6,000 per year, said he was only able to attend Johns Hopkins in his youth due to a National Defense student loan and a college job.
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I wanted to have a rudimentary understanding of it so that when I handed things off to my bookkeeper or accountant, I had an idea of what was going on and could keep a birds eye view on it.
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Manafort's lead bookkeeper Heather Washkuhn, who managed the books of his personal and business finances, testified that she thought she had complete knowledge of his financial affairs but that she was unaware of his holdings outside of the United States.
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Oskar Groening, known as the "bookkeeper of Auschwitz" for his job counting cash taken from the camp's victims, was sentenced to four years' jail in 2015, but wrangling over his health and age have delayed the start of his sentence.
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U.S. officials accused a Russian citizen on Friday of being the chief bookkeeper for a sweeping, multimillion-dollar plot to interfere with U.S. elections in both 2016 and 23, under the broader goal of sowing total chaos throughout American political life.
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U.S. officials accused a Russian citizen on Friday of being the chief bookkeeper for a sweeping, multimillion-dollar plot to interfere with U.S. elections in both 2016 and 2018, under the broader goal of sowing total chaos throughout American political life.
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Another, Oskar Groening, known as the "Bookkeeper of Auschwitz" for his job counting cash stolen from people sent to the most notorious of all the regime's death camps, died last year aged 96 as he waited to begin his sentence.
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D. Alexandra Dyer, the executive director of the Healing Arts Initiative, was targeted to cover up a scheme led by a former bookkeeper for the organization to embezzle more than $750,000, according to a 65-count indictment unsealed on Tuesday.
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The bride's father retired in July as a geophysicist in the exploration office in Port of Spain, Trinidad, for BP. Her mother retired as the bookkeeper for the Fellowship of the Woodlands Church, a nondenominational church in The Woodlands, Tex.
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" Mr. Manafort deliberately deceived his bookkeeper and tax accountants, Mr. Andres argued, so he could evade taxes on $16.5 million in income and then tricked banks into loaning him millions when "he was going broke and he couldn't pay his bills.
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ALEXANDRIA, Va. (Reuters) - Prosecutors on Thursday aggressively pressed their bank and tax fraud case against Paul Manafort, presenting testimony and documents to try to prove U.S. President Donald Trump's former campaign chairman deceived his lead bookkeeper and a bank about his finances.
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Last year, a court ruled that Oskar Groening, known as the "bookkeeper of Auschwitz" for his job counting cash taken from the extermination camp's victims, must serve time after years of wrangling over whether his health and age permitted a prison term.
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She is a daughter of Ock-Hwa Sung and Yon Woo Sung of Englewood Cliffs, N.J. The bride's parents work in West Caldwell, N.J., at MaxLite, a lighting manufacturer; her father is the founder and chief executive and her mother is a bookkeeper.
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My parents taught me financial concepts, but they were mostly related to accounting and business rather than personal money management (my mom was a bookkeeper and my dad ran his own business), so I didn't know a lot about credit or saving.
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In this week's episode of CNBC's "The Job interview," where candidates interview for real jobs all while being filmed, Lillian Roberts, co-founder of accounting firm Xendoo, sat down with several candidates hoping to fill the company's open position for a bookkeeper.
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He was long accused of working on chemical and biological weapons for Al Qaeda and the Taliban, but documents showed that intelligence officials decided in 2015 that he "was probably misidentified" and had merely been a bookkeeper and translator for Islamist militants.
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On the third day of his trial, Manafort, President Donald Trump's former campaign manager, listened attentively as his former bookkeeper, Heather Washkuhn, confirmed that he had always kept a close eye on the inner workings of his firm -- including income and expenditures.
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Foreign bank account repetition All three financial professionals who worked for Manafort -- the bookkeeper Heather Washkuhn and the accountants Philip Ayliff and Cindy Laporta -- sat through the same minute-long inquisition that appears to form the core of the prosecutors' foreign banking charges.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Germany's highest court has rejected an appeal filed by a man known as the "bookkeeper of Auschwitz", who was sentenced last year to four years in prison for his role in the murder of 300,000 people at the Nazi death camp.
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EXECUTION DATE: APRIL 24 SENTENCED TO DEATH: 218 Jack Jones was sentenced to death in 217 for the rape and murder of Mary Phillips, a 34-year-old bookkeeper in the small town of Bald Knob, an hour's drive from Little Rock.
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His give-back attitude appears to come from his parents, Marcela Johnson, a retired teacher, and Joe Johnson, a bookkeeper who still runs a youth basketball program in the Pocono Mountains of Pennsylvania, where they raised their son and his younger sister.
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She is the daughter of the late LaVonne A. Schuerman, who lived in Crestview Hills, Ky., and the late John H. Schuerman, who lived in Highland Heights, Ky. The bride's father retired as an independent tax accountant and bookkeeper in Highland Heights.
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MANAFORT, without reporting the income to his bookkeeper or tax preparers or to the United States, spent millions of dollars on luxury goods and services for himself and his extended family through payments wired from offshore nominee accounts to United States vendors.
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" Bookkeper testifies Manafort kept her in the dark about offshore accounts - WaPo : " Paul Manafort 's bookkeeper described how Manafort's finances hit a rough patch around 2015 and — with unpaid bills mounting — he and partner Rick Gates tried to inflate income to get a loan.
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At 16, she enrolled at the Black Hills Secretarial School in Rapid City, S.D. She worked briefly as a bookkeeper for a bank in Lemmon, about 10 miles west of Thunder Hawk, before following a friend to Washington, where she spent a summer waiting tables.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - The man known as the "bookkeeper of Auschwitz" who in 2015 became one of the last people to be convicted for crimes in the Nazi genocide of Europe's Jews during World War Two, has died aged 96, magazine Der Spiegel reported on Monday.
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Alexandria, Virginia (CNN)Former Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort's longtime bookkeeper testified Thursday that Manafort was in serious financial trouble in 2016 after his lobbying business dried up, and he and his deputy Rick Gates sent several fake, inflated income business statements to banks.
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Bookkeeper Heather Washkuhn told jurors that Manafort sent a financial statement to Federal Savings Bank saying his company had made $22016 million the first nine months of 23, when his firm had actually lost more than $2450 million the first 2000 months of that year.
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During several hours of questioning, Heather Washkuhn, a bookkeeper who handled the bills for Mr. Manafort's company, Davis Manafort Partners International, said that it fell so deeply into the red that one insurance company was poised to suspend the firm's medical coverage by early 2016.
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"It gets to the question of whether your soul is important enough to paint about," says Weatherford, who worked as a bookkeeper for Mike Kelley before getting her first real taste of success in 2012, when she started affixing neon rods directly to the canvas.
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Bench uses a simple business model that involves three steps: setting you up with a dedicated bookkeeper who becomes your online contact with the service, doing your monthly bookkeeping by importing your business transactions that you provide, and delivering real-time monthly financial reports.
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At an annual ceremony last month to read aloud the names of some of Stalin's victims, Georgy Khositashvili came for the first time to say the name of his grandfather, a bookkeeper who was arrested on a collective farm in Georgia in 1937 and never seen again.
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Prosecutors may have unloaded a dump-truck of paper evidence in this case, including emails and financial records — and brought forward over two-dozen witnesses, from Manafort's bookkeeper to the guy who sold him fancy suits and got paid via offshore companies with funny-sounding names.
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Companies like IBM and Walmart have said that blockchains, even when they are open only to a select number of people, still can produce more reliable records of information — that everyone can access at any time — than the old systems that relied on a central bookkeeper.
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As the first chapter opens, Mort has just died in a freak accident, falling from the roof of the house in Orne that he shares with Tomasina Daulair, known as Tommy (Julianne Moore), his beleaguered amanuensis, housekeeper, bookkeeper, lecture agent and intimate companion (except in the bedroom).
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Related: The 'Bookkeeper of Auschwitz' Has Just Been Convicted of 20123,000 Counts of Accessory to Murder Accused by the Dortmund prosecutor's office — as well as by 38 joint plaintiffs from Hungary, Israel, Canada, Great Britain, the United States, and Germany — Hanning will face the accounts of contemporary camp witnesses.
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Wall Street's bookkeeper the Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation announced earlier this month that it would start rebuilding its platform for credit default swaps using blockchain this year, making it one of the largest implementations of the technology in mainstream financial markets to have been made public to date.
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But the bookkeeper from Pilot is working with the internal tools they have built to bring in the data from the company, organize it and structure it, and produce a set of books that are more accurate than someone might have produced than just doing it by hand.
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Mr. Keigwin's mother retired as a bookkeeper from the Rocky Point Union Free School District in Rocky Point, N.Y. His father was an automobile salesman at Williams Chevrolet in Smithtown, N.Y. The couple met on St. Patrick's Day in 2004 at a West Village bar after celebrating with friends.
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After showing up at the San Francisco home of her only remaining relative — Rosalie Mackintosh, a tough-as-nails madam (Jennifer Van Dyck) — she befriends the help: Mickey, a gay piano player (Kendal Sparks); Emmy Lou, a plucky prostitute (Nancy Anderson); and Louis, an upstanding bookkeeper (Christopher Borg).
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Mack, along with two other defendants — former Nxvim bookkeeper Kathy Russell and Lauren Salzman, the daughter of Raniere's second-in-command Nancy Salzman — had been in "active plea negotiations" with prosecutors, according to the statement in court on March 18 by Assistant U.S. Attorney Moira Penza, reports the Associated Press.
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He is a son of Mindy S. Seldon and Richard B. Seldon of Plainview, N.Y. The groom's mother retired as a bookkeeper at Tridon Chemical in Deer Park, N.Y. His father is the president and chief revenue officer of Sterling Talent Solutions, a pre-employment background screening and onboarding company.
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That would leave Mack, along with former Nxvim bookkeeper Kathy Russell and Lauren Salzman, the daughter of Raniere's second-in-command Nancy Salzman, as the three remaining defendants with whom prosecutors are in "active plea negotiations," according to the statement in court Monday by Assistant U.S. Attorney Moira Penza, reports the Associated Press.
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The film, written and directed by Reed Van Dyk, depicts the mass school shooting that wasn't — it's based on a 911 call from a 2013 incident in which Antoinette Tuff, an Atlanta elementary school bookkeeper, was able to convince 20-year-old gunman Michael B. Hall to put down his weapon and surrender to police.
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The jury heard from Manafort's former bookkeeper and tax preparers, who said they weren't aware Manafort had the foreign accounts identified by prosecutors or that he was using them to finance what the government described in charging papers as a "lavish lifestyle" — multiple houses and cars, high-end clothing, antique rugs, and extensive home renovations.
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Instead, the 72-year-old bookkeeper will be at St. Mary's Church, in a poor part of the mostly African American city, coordinating volunteers who go door-to-door with bottled water, as she has been doing six or seven days a week since it was revealed that Flint's water had been contaminated with lead.
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Mueller's team will look back at the testimony of witnesses like Cindy Laporta, an accountant who admitted she was wrong when she sent a fake loan agreement to a bank, and Heather Washkuhn, the bookkeeper who denied that the Manafort profit statements that went to banks and bore her firm's mark came from her.
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Prosecutors allege it was a fabrication, and one of many false or misleading pieces of information he provided to banks — Manafort's bookkeeper said she hadn't prepared the statement, noting it had typos and other formatting differences from versions she prepared; her statements for 2016 had Manafort's company losing more than $1 million by the end of the year.
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Andres covered money recorded by Manafort's bookkeeper as loans to Manafort that FBI and IRS witnesses said was actually income — one $1.5 million loan was from an account that Manafort allegedly controlled, and a $900,000 loan was from an account controlled by one of his financial backers in Ukraine, where Manafort spent years as a political consultant.
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On Tuesday, a prosecutor in Frankfurt, Alexander Badle, said the arms dealer, who was not named, had come to the attention of special units fighting internet crime after he sold arms and ammunition to a 62-year-old bookkeeper in North Rhine-Westphalia State, and to a 17-year-old high schooler in the state of Hesse.
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As much as anything, "Fall and Rise" is a quilt work of futures unrealized, from the woman about to tell her parents she was pregnant to the doctor hoping to build a kidney dialysis center, from the retired bookkeeper set to move in with her daughter to the college student with dreams of becoming a child psychologist.
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"A few people are finding housing on boats or they're sleeping on couches, but a lot of people who work here can't afford to stay and it's a sad thing," said the 50-year-old bookkeeper and bartender in Marathon, a city made up of 13 tiny islands about 50 miles east of Key West and 115 miles southwest of Miami.
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After parading more of Paul Manafort's extravagant purchases — including lavish suits and "M-shaped" flower gardens — the former Trump campaign chairman's bookkeeper testified that she did not know of any offshore accounts and that financial documents Rick Gates sent to banks in 2015 showed the company making $4 million more than she had accounted for, according to the Washington Post.
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She is the daughter of Marcie Sheck Agee and David W. Agee of Henrico, Va. The bride's father retired as a handyman in Oceanside, N.Y. Her mother retired as the bookkeeper for Long Island Lutheran Middle and High School in Brookville, N.Y. Mr. Mastrandrea, 34, is a revenue-cycle specialist in Nashville for Bluetree Network, a health care information technology company.
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Personal Birth date: February 14, 1942 Birth place: Boston, Massachusetts Birth name: Michael Rubens Bloomberg Father: William Henry Bloomberg, bookkeeper Mother: Charlotte (Rubens) Bloomberg, office manager Marriage: Susan Brown (1976-1993, divorced) Children: Georgina, 1983; Emma, 193 Education: Johns Hopkins University, B.S. in electrical engineering, 1964; Harvard Business School, M.B.A., 1966 Religion: Jewish Other Facts One of four New York City mayors to serve three terms.
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Here's what both sides may tell the jury on Wednesday: Prosecutors Without a doubt, the prosecution will try to convince the jury that Manafort sent fake documents to banks, lied to his accountants and bookkeeper, signed federal disclosures that failed to report his foreign banking to federal agencies, and pushed his Ukrainian lobbying money into lavish purchases, avoiding income taxes on millions of dollars.
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Paul ManafortPaul John ManafortTrial of ex-Obama White House counsel suddenly postponed Top Mueller probe prosecutor to join Georgetown Law as lecturer DOJ releases notes from official Bruce Ohr's Russia probe interviews MORE's former personal bookkeeper Heather Washkuhn on Thursday dismissed claims that Manafort could not be responsible for his own personal spending because it was managed by others, explaining that Manafort approved "every penny" of his personal spending.
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