Such recall interviews could lead to underreporting and other issues.
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But there are also other factors that lead to underreporting.
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By consistently underreporting the amount of money the school had received.
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Given widespread underreporting of overtime, the true number could be higher.
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Some commanders tried to protect themselves by underreporting or reclassifying major crimes.
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Another revealed the department was underreporting use of force by its officers.
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Underreporting is often attributed to survivors' fear that they won't be believed.
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Prosecutors allege that during the same period, Pugh was underreporting her income.
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But the arrangement has led in recent years to underreporting alimony payments.
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Nissan's former chairman Carlos Ghosn was reportedly charged with underreporting his income.
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A 2009 study in Oregon concluded that underreporting was indeed a problem.
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"I don't think there's evidence of the press underreporting terrorism," he said.
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"That's where we're lagging behind and underreporting this kind of stuff," said Berrol.
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Tesla's on-site health clinic was recently accused of underreporting injuries in 2018.
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Both Nissan and Mr. Ghosn have been charged with underreporting Mr. Ghosn's compensation.
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The numbers may be even higher, due to underreporting and an aging population.
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If you look at underreporting rates, this is probably more like 10,000 victims.
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New York State's education department has been called out for underreporting bullying before.
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Ghosn was apprehended in November on suspicions of underreporting income and misusing company funds.
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Officials have previously said China may be underreporting hog deaths from African swine fever.
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So if the DOE's particle assumption is wrong, its models could be underreporting contamination.
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Proving the need for funding is a catch-22 due to underreporting, Chapelle added.
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Meet Nissan's disgraced former chairman, who was charged in 2018 with underreporting his compensation.
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The coalition has long been accused of severely underreporting the number of civilian casualties.
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German authorities reportedly fined Facebook for $85033 million for underreporting complaints of illegal hate speech.
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Either way, many news outlets have failed the American people by severely underreporting this information.
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Vice agriculture minister Yu Kangzhen said recently the ministry was looking into reports of underreporting.
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Nissan was also indicted on a charge of underreporting an executive's pay in regulatory filings.
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The Japanese authorities first arrested Mr. Ghosn in November on charges of underreporting his compensation.
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They are accused of underreporting how much cash had been collected and taking the remainder.
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Mr. Ghosn and Mr. Kelly are accused of underreporting his compensation in required securities filings.
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That could lead to underreporting, and thus undercounting by the federal government in diverse communities.
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Meet Nissan&aposs disgraced former chairman, who was charged in 2018 with underreporting his compensation.
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However, criminal charges against seven employees – alleging underreporting the value of imported cigarettes – were dropped.
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Ghosn stands accused of underreporting compensation spanning eight years to the tune of $82 million.
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The FBI plans to conduct on-site visits to the agencies to check for underreporting.
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First, a US-led military campaign is greatly underreporting the number of civilian casualties in Iraq.
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The stated reason for Ghosn's arrest was underreporting $44 million of income to the Japanese authorities.
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Prosecutors in Japan continued their inquiries into Carlos Ghosn's alleged underreporting of his salary at Nissan.
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Walper said that just as in 2016, millionaire voters may be underreporting their support for Trump.
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"Underreporting the amount of alcohol you drink will only delay diagnosis and treatment," she told Gizmodo.
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Concerned about underreporting, Doctors Without Borders' researchers undertook their own study, with the Haitian government's permission.
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He is accused of underreporting millions in compensation and improperly transferring personal losses to Nissan's books.
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Due to the statute of limitations, Nissan is not liable for any underreporting before that period.
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"On a national scale, we know that there's a huge amount of underreporting," Dr. Fedinick said.
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Even FBI Director James Comey acknowledged the problem of underreporting when he released the latest figures.
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Underreporting pork exports could help keep U.S. hog futures prices lower than they otherwise would be.
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Japanese prosecutors have charged Mr. Ghosn with underreporting his own compensation, an accusation he has denied.
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Kelly's allegations overlap with those charges against Ghosn related to the underreporting of Ghosn's future compensation.
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"He continued: "Many experts are confident that as bad as the numbers are, the Chinese are underreporting.
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Ghosn was arrested in November, accused of underreporting his income and diverting company funds for personal use.
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Research shows it is far more likely that hate crime statistics are considerably lower because of underreporting.
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Secret backdating, however, is illegal, and indicates that corporations are underreporting their taxable income to the IRS.
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Adding to this is the underreporting of domestic abuse, and general mistrust of police in indigenous communities.
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The lawsuit seeks to subject the military to civilian court oversight until the underreporting problem is fixed.
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And, he said, the charge of underreporting income isn't one that should have landed him in jail.
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A lot of this underreporting comes down to a fear of retaliation from the employers or colleagues.
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Chiefly, he's accused of misusing company funds and underreporting his income at Nissan, where he served as chairman.
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"There can be underreporting because of undertesting, especially because this is not a commercially available test," Milstone said.
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Prosecutors have accused him of greatly underreporting his compensation and shifting his personal investment losses to Nissan's books.
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Japanese prosecutors indicted Carlos Ghosn, who led the Renault Nissan Mitsubishi alliance, on charges of underreporting his compensation.
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Mr. Ghosn was first arrested in November on suspicion of underreporting his income to regulatory authorities in Japan.
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And it "continually faces the issue of underreporting at the victim and law enforcement levels," a spokeswoman said.
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Mr. Ghosn was arrested in Japan in 2018 and charged with underreporting his income and other financial wrongdoing.
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Additionally, Pugh is accused of filing false income tax returns in 2015 and 2016 and underreporting her income.
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He is also charged with underreporting $80 million in income and temporarily transferring a personal debt to Nissan.
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He was accused by the Japanese authorities of underreporting his compensation and shifting personal financial losses to Nissan.
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Mr. Ghosn's close aide Greg Kelly also was arrested in November, in connection with underreporting Mr. Ghosn's income.
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But the real problem, according to the entrepreneur, is underreporting, not the relatively small percentage of false reports.
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That could lead to some of the same big underreporting issues that are present in the database today.
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Why it matters: Underreporting of incidents and differences in definitions make it difficult to collect data on sexual misconduct.
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Despite concerns over underreporting, Arbogast believes that the findings were very positive, because pediatricians were being utilized over ERs.
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He's been accused of underreporting his income to Japanese regulators and misusing company funds, Nissan and Mitsubishi both said.
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Those numbers suggest, Miller said, that the biggest issue cosmetology programs face may not be their students underreporting earnings.
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The Brazil-born Ghosn was arrested Monday following allegations of financial misconduct linked to the underreporting of his salary.
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If OSHA cannot enforce injury recordkeeping requirements, underreporting will proliferate and worker health and safety will pay the price.
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However, the significant underreporting of sexual assaults in the UK means that the actual number of incidents remains unknown.
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It was handed a $190 billion tax bill - about four times the country's gross domestic product - for underreporting output.
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And then, of course, there is the underreporting of stops, which Mr. Zimroth warned about nearly 30 months ago.
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National pride and the fear of economic costs or a popular backlash might have motivated underreporting, the suspicion went.
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Ghosn was arrested in Japan in November 2018 for alleged financial misconduct that included underreporting his compensation to authorities.
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Last year it fined 10 colleges a collective $797,000 for issues like underreporting crimes and failing to post mandatory policies.
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Mr. Kelly accused the department of underreporting shootings and murders, but provided no examples of when it had done so.
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Manafort is charged with underreporting his income in his tax returns, failing to report foreign bank accounts, and bank fraud.
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Standard commercial fisheries statistics tell how much fish is caught and sold, but fishermen are notorious for underreporting their catch.
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MTN Uganda's spokeswoman Justina Ntabgoba said the government had not been given any details of the alleged underreporting of transactions.
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Ghosn was charged last fall in Japan for allegedly underreporting his compensation by millions of dollars and misusing company funds.
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He was later charged with underreporting his compensation for several years in securities filings and has been detained in Tokyo.
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Businesses and individual citizens avoid taxation by underreporting income, keeping business deals off the books, and exaggerating losses and expenses.
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Acacia was later handed a $190 billion tax bill - about four times the country's gross domestic product - for underreporting output.
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It is hard to differentiate between a bloodstream infection and one caused by a central line, creating opportunities for underreporting.
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Mr. Ghosn has been accused of underreporting his compensation and shifting more than $16 million of personal losses to Nissan.
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About 1.7 percent of American youth identify as transgender, and that estimate is conservative since the population is likely underreporting.
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But we have already seen that massive underreporting of government assistance by the poor leads to an overstating of poverty numbers.
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This isn't the first study to indicate that death certificates are contributing to a massive underreporting of the U.S. opioid epidemic.
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He was indicted for allegedly underreporting income and misusing company funds while chairman and CEO of the Renault-Nissan-Mitsubishi alliance.
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"Due to limited screening and underreporting, we estimate the number of new infections is closer to 1203,2120 per year," Ward said.
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Japanese prosecutors are also looking into the possibility of investigating Nissan over its failures to uncover the underreporting over the period.
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Of great concern is declining participation in surveys, and increasing rates of refusal to answer questions and underreporting of certain behaviors.
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Nissan has said it uncovered misconduct by Mr. Ghosn that included underreporting his compensation and using company funds for personal expenses.
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"We do get these unfair accusations, for example, that we are underreporting injuries," Musk said in an October 2018 earnings call.
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According to the Mail on Sunday, the British government is furious with China, accusing it of underreporting its number of cases.
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Critics opposing the inclusion of a question about citizenship say that it will frighten noncitizens and vulnerable immigrant communities into underreporting.
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Ghosn had been charged with underreporting his future compensation and breach of trust in diverting Nissan money for his personal gain.
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But experts have been warning for weeks that Tehran is dramatically underreporting the numbers of deaths and infections in the country.
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However, women's rights activists say the scale of the issue is actually wider, for several reasons, including underreporting by affected families.
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In late May the committee accused Acacia of underreporting its gold exports by a factor of ten, an accusation Mr Magufuli repeated.
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The FBI broadened its definition of sexual crimes in 2014, while the LAPD improved its crime reporting after previously underreporting violent crimes.
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Ghosn was indicted in Tokyo on Monday for allegedly underreporting his compensation from Nissan in the company's financial statements over five years.
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Editor's note (January 11th 43.43): Today Carlos Ghosn faced two further charges— aggravated breach of trust and underreporting his income after 2015.
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They point to decades in which women who had claimed sexual harassment were not believed, and the chronic underreporting resulting from this.
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They also noted that the study is likely missing elderly cases of antibiotic-associated encephalopathy, which may be especially prone to underreporting.
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"Underreporting and ineffective handling of EEO claims undermines employee trust and confidence that components (agencies) will address discriminatory behavior," the report concluded.
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"Unfortunately, the more we dig, the more we find that too many are underreporting or not reporting at all," Ms. DeVos said.
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Japanese prosecutors have accused him of financial wrongdoing, including underreporting his compensation and temporarily shifting his personal financial losses onto Nissan's books.
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Another problem lied in presenting data in a misleadingly favorable way, like underreporting negative outcomes or writing abstracts that were overly positive.
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Carlos Ghosn was first arrested in November 2018 over allegations of misconduct, including using Nissan funds for personal use and underreporting his salary.
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"If I had to guess, there's probably a lot of underreporting," Elizabeth Crouse, a partner at law firm K&L Gates, told CNBC.
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Researcher Christopher Ruhm of the University of Virginia created several maps to show just how much underreporting is going on in some states.
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Nissan chair Carlos Ghosn was arrested in Japan for allegedly underreporting his salary by a mere $44 million over a 5-year period.
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Officially, at least 91 die people every day from opioid overdose nationwide, a number that likely undershoots the true total due to underreporting.
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"There is a lot of underreporting of sexual assault," says Grossman, who's also a professor of obstetrics, gynecology, and reproductive sciences at UCSF.
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Mr. Ghosn and another executive, Greg Kelly, were indicted last week on charges of colluding in underreporting Mr. Ghosn's compensation in securities filings.
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Nissan's investigation found that the underreporting had occurred when some of the compensation, though committed, was deferred and not reported in securities filings.
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It also raised concerns about underreporting of hate crimes by victims to the police, and called for improvements in data collection and training.
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Given the stigma associated with mental health conditions and possible underreporting, these numbers may not reflect on the overall magnitude of this issue.
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A third is that fossil fuel emissions are not in fact going down, but rather that countries are underreporting them, knowingly or not.
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The top 1% account for about 70% of underreporting, they found, and the wealthier the taxpayer the more likely they are to underreport.
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FDA spokesperson Deborah Kotz confirmed that underreporting is possible, and that the agency doesn't know how many balloons have been implanted in people.
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The UN, said Szybala, was similarly underreporting the plight of communities in Eastern Ghouta that Siege Watch considers besieged by the Assad regime.
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Researchers have acknowledged for ages that harassment probably plays some role, but due to underreporting it remains very difficult to quantify its actual impact.
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Plus, the number of reported illnesses is also likely larger than what is reported, according to the CDC, since underreporting these disease is common.
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The audit is focusing on any potential underreporting of tax "and the period includes the Toepfer and Wild Flavors acquisitions", the second source said.
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"If I had to guess, there's probably a lot of underreporting," said Elizabeth Crouse, a Seattle-based partner at law firm K&L Gates.
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Previous administrations, both Democratic and Republican, found widespread underreporting of injuries by many employers—which masks job hazards and jeopardizes worker health and safety.
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Texas State University admitted to severely underreporting the number of sexual assaults on its San Marcos campus for the 2016 and 2017 school years.
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Underreporting the number of people who died from the storm is serious, writes Carlos Yordán, an economist and international relations professor at Drew University.
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Iran, along with China, is believed to be underreporting the rate of deaths and infections as it struggles to deal with the health crisis.
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This, presumably, is the reason that China's Law on Animal Epidemic Prevention prohibits "cover-up, misreporting, late reporting and underreporting" of any animal diseases.
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Ghosn had been awaiting trial in Japan after he was charged with underreporting his income at Nissan and using company money for personal gain.
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He is accused of underreporting his income by more than $80 million over years and of moving personal trading losses temporarily onto Nissan books.
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We still don't know how or whether negligence or poor management, not just an anemic response due to underreporting, lead to suffering and perhaps death.
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In 2017 Acacia was handed a $190 billion tax bill - about four times the country's gross domestic product - for underreporting output, an allegation it denies.
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The Conservancy took over evaluation duties from the Central Park Zoo, which had raised eyebrows in the meteorological community amid allegations of underreporting snowfall totals.
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Officials said that due to database limitations, they did not know whether any facilities had been cited for underreporting infections since the notice was issued.
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And since heavy drinking isn't socially acceptable, there's a high degree of underreporting that happens and a real chance that alcohol's actual burden is underestimated.
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To survive financially, a lot of restaurants will engage in shady tactics like paying employees off the books or underreporting earnings to avoid paying taxes.
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Officials in Mr. Yunes Linares's campaign have accused his cousin of vote buying and of underreporting his wealth in a public declaration of his assets.
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"The risk/reward ratio for a taxpayer in the virtual currency environment is extremely low, and the likelihood of underreporting is significant," Mr. Utzke wrote.
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Mr. Ghosn and another former Nissan executive, Greg Kelly, were indicted this month on charges of colluding in underreporting Mr. Ghosn's compensation in securities filings.
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Carlos Ghosn has been accused of underreporting his salary for years and misusing company funds to pay for his wedding, mansions, private jets, and more.
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In November 2018, police surrounded Ghosn's jet in Tokyo to arrest him based on allegations that he was underreporting his pay and misusing company funds.
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Ghosn has been formally charged in the initial set of allegations, underreporting his income by about 5 billion yen ($44 million) for five years through 2015.
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Authorities arrested the pair on claims that Ghosn was underreporting his salary by millions of dollars and using company assets for personal use with Kelly's help.
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Nissan said on Monday that following a whistleblower complaint it launched an investigation that found Ghosn and board member Greg Kelly had been underreporting Ghosn's compensation.
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Of the $2202 billion, $2628 billion is due to nonfiling, $28500 billion is due to underreporting and $6900 billion is due to underpayment, the agency said.
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A significant chunk of the United States trade gap has been caused by companies overstating imports from their foreign subsidiaries and underreporting exports, Mr. Auerbach said.
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The underreporting, he says, is the result of doctors not accurately specifying causes of death on the paperwork they're required to fill out when people die.
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In a separate statement, Nissan said it had uncovered misconduct committed by Mr. Ghosn that included underreporting his compensation and using company funds for personal expenses.
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With Mr. Ghosn now under investigation in Japan on claims of underreporting his taxable income, Nissan and Renault are wrestling with the fallout from his arrest.
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The new global clusters showed, again, the difficulty in judging the true number of infections, amid concerns about underreporting and rapidly shifting definitions of confirmed cases.
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The inquiry was prompted by Japanese prosecutors' arrest of Mr. Ghosn on suspicion of financial misconduct, including underreporting his compensation by tens of millions of dollars.
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Since his original arrest in November 2018, Ghosn has categorically denied the charges by Japanese authorities, which include misuse of company assets and underreporting of earnings.
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Cutting the budget of the I.R.S. only encourages rampant tax code violations, fraud and underreporting of income, and puts our country on less secure financial footing.
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Due to the statute of limitations, Nissan is not liable for underreporting before the financial year starting April 2014, an SESC official told a press briefing.
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Due to the statute of limitations, Nissan is not liable for underreporting before the financial year starting April 2014, an SESC official told a press briefing.
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Still, they have not ruled out those dangers: "The difference may be due to underreporting and monitoring of suicide attempts in clinical trials," Dr. Wang said.
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Nissan said a whistleblower alerted the company to several instances of alleged misconduct on Ghosn's part, including underreporting compensation to regulators and personal misuse of company money.
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Moreover, for this to explain the rise in extreme poverty, underreporting would have to increase over time — and between 1996 and 2005, it actually fell for SIPP.
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They sued to stop the border wall and to prevent the addition of citizenship questions to the census, which will lead to massive underreporting in immigrant communities.
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Read CAL/OSHA's statement: Cal/OSHA takes seriously reports of workplace hazards and allegations of employers' underreporting recordable work-related injuries and illnesses on the Log 300.
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On November 19, 2018, Nissan CEO Hiroto Saikawa confirmed the arrest of Ghosn after a months-long investigation into alleged financial crimes, like underreporting compensation to regulators.
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Meyer is an expert on underreporting, and in the latest paper he brings some big administrative data to bear on the extreme poverty questions: IRS tax records.
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And Carlos Ghosn, who's sitting in jail in Tokyo on charges ranging from underreporting his executive compensation to "aggravated breach of trust," was voted off Nissan's board.
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Both Ghosn and Kelly were initially arrested in late November and have been charged with underreporting Ghosn's salary at Nissan over a five-year period from 2010.
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Mr Ghosn has been under house arrest since the spring, awaiting trial on multiple charges, including underreporting his compensation by about ¥163bn ($84m) from 2010 to 2018.
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The agency estimated that $352 billion of the tax gap was due to underreporting, $50 billion was due to underpayment and $39 billion was due to nonfiling.
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Ghosn was arrested in November 2018 on charges of underreporting his salary, using Nissan money for private investments and employing his sister as a highly paid consultant.
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Scholars say the disparity is less about actual crime rates than a reflection of underreporting by victims and the attitudes of the police and prosecutors in Japan.
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But it's unclear how the feds will enforce financial penalties or other incentives to get local agencies to comply with their requirements if they do discover underreporting.
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India, specifically, has some of the highest rates of acid attacks in the world, though reliable statistics are difficult to obtain, due to stigma and underreporting by authorities.
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Ghosn was indicted Monday on allegations of underreporting income and misusing company funds, but investors weren't necessarily expecting Japanese prosecutors to slap Nissan with an indictment as well.
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"Underreporting may have occurred if players chose not to disclose concussion symptoms, thus compromising our ability to fully understand athlete injury histories," the researchers wrote in the study.
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An Apple Inc iTunes unit in Japan was ordered to pay some 12 billion yen ($118 million) in tax by local authorities after underreporting income, media reported Friday.
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"It will be important to figure out whether underreporting, low quantities, or low transmissibility would explain why infections in tourists have not been reported," he told The Guardian.
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Mr. Ghosn said his compensation and expenditures had been approved by Nissan, which the Japanese government has also indicted, on charges related to the underreporting of his compensation.
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Mr. Ghosn and Greg Kelly, a Nissan director who was also arrested, are charged with underreporting more than $40 million in Mr. Ghosn's Nissan compensation over five years.
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Nissan, which conducted an internal inquiry into the alleged financial underreporting, removed Mr. Ghosn as chairman shortly after he was arrested and removed Mr. Kelly as executive director.
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Activists for children's rights, who say that under-registration — as well as underreporting — of missing children is a chronic problem, estimate that the real numbers are much higher.
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Reminder: Mr. Ghosn is accused of underreporting his compensation, shifting personal financial losses to Nissan and using funds from Renault to organize parties at the Palace of Versailles.
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The best data collector in the field is the FBI, but that data comes out with a nearly one-year lag, and everyone agrees it's likely underreporting crime.
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Ufuoma Festus Omo-Obi, the head of Marie Stopes in Sierra Leone, explains that there are chronic problems with underreporting due to the shame and stigma around abortion.
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Experts mostly reckon data are getting better rather than worse, which (given past underreporting) would tend to push rates up rather than down, yet the opposite is happening. Why?
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Traditionally about 30,000 cases of Lyme disease were reported to the government each year, but experts believed there was underreporting and thought the actual number was more like 300,000.
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Prosecutors accused the defendants of hiding Wilmington's deteriorating finances from October 2009 to November 2010 by underreporting matured past-due loans, through what the government called a "waiver" practice.
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Underreporting is estimated to be as low as 103 percent for wages that are reported by employers to the government and taxes that are automatically withheld from workers' paychecks.
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The government based its count on diagnosis codes in state death certificates indicating that "legal intervention" was involved in the death and has long been suspected of significant underreporting.
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Most of those who believed Afshar guilty assumed that more victims existed, though with none coming forward, and also statistics about underreporting, this was impossible to prove or disprove.
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Underreporting is estimated to be as low as 1 percent for wages that are reported by employers to the government and taxes that are automatically withheld from workers' paychecks.
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Carlos Ghosn: A Tokyo court set bail at $9 million for the former auto executive, who faces charges in Japan of underreporting his income by more than $80 million.
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However, it said the low number of adult survivors did not necessarily represent a trend, and was probably due to underreporting and fear of stigma and rejection by husbands.
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"It's hard for me to imagine that there's such a degree of underreporting of clinical illness in children that we're only hearing about two or three cases," he said.
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But his career collapsed in late 2018 when he was arrested by the Japanese authorities and later charged with underreporting his compensation and shifting personal financial losses to Nissan.
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To make matters worse, the Times article points out, due to underreporting and intentional misinformation, our government is being far from transparent about the human toll of these strikes.
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"These omissions, or these snags and discrepancies, point to an issue of underreporting and inaccurate reporting that has the very adverse effect of putting the data in question," Wiggins said.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - An Apple Inc iTunes unit in Japan was ordered to pay some 12 billion yen ($118 million) in tax by local authorities after underreporting income, media reported Friday.
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About 30,000 people are known to get sick with the disease each year, and the CDC thinks the real number of cases is about 10 times that because of underreporting.
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More recently, after discovering rampant underreporting of—and a repeated failure to prevent and respond to—serious injuries, the board called for regular reporting on injuries sustained by incarcerated people.
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Those people still file their taxes, which isn't quite the doomsday scenario you've asked me to speculate about, but there's a lot of opportunity for underreporting income and overreporting expenses.
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Now that Mr. Ghosn is in a Tokyo jail, and both he and Nissan face criminal charges of illegally underreporting his income, the flaws in that structure have become obvious.
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But experts caution that the epidemic is probably more severe than Chinese officials have described, noting that the government has a history of underreporting cases — whether inadvertently, intentionally or both.
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Some residents worry officials are underreporting the number of people ill with the virus, although the government has warned of dire consequences for those who hide or delay reporting cases.
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Catch up: Mr. Ghosn is accused of underreporting his compensation, shifting his personal financial losses to Nissan and using funds from Renault to organize parties at the Palace of Versailles.
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"This data is just the tip of the iceberg," Muslim Advocates, a legal rights advocacy group, said Wednesday in a statement that blasted the "pandemic" of underreporting in the FBI count.
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A day before his 23rd day in detention, the limit in Japan, he was rearrested and kept in jail while allegations of underreporting pay for a later time period were investigated.
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Prosecutors accused the defendants of having hidden Wilmington's deteriorating finances from October 2009 to November 2010 by underreporting its matured past-due loans, through what the government called a "waiver" practice.
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For Native Americans, the underreporting is far greater than that of other groups, perhaps as high as 30 percent, according to Robert Anderson, the CDC's chief for its mortality statistics branch.
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Though major crime in schools has dropped by nearly 30 percent since 2014, Teamsters Local 237 and some teachers have said schools are underreporting issues in order to appease City Hall.
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Background: Mr. Ghosn, one of the auto industry's most celebrated executives, was arrested in Japan last year and accused of underreporting his compensation from Nissan to the tune of $80 million.
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In 2003, it was at the center of the SARS outbreak, and the international community slammed it for censoring information, underreporting cases, and failing to stop the spread of the epidemic.
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The on-site health clinic at Tesla's Fremont, California factory prioritized underreporting workplace injuries over proper treatment and safety, according to a new report from Reveal and The Center for Investigative Reporting.
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Importantly, study respondents are notorious for underreporting their drinking habits, so the rates of binge drinking may actually be higher than the new study reports—a possibility not lost on the researchers.
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The Nikkei said the two former executives and Nissan would likely be indicted over the alleged underreporting of salaries in five annual reports through the business year that ended in March 2015.
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"Cal/OSHA takes seriously reports of workplace hazards and allegations of employers' underreporting recordable work-related injuries and illnesses on the Log 300," a Cal/OSHA spokesperson told Gizmodo in an email.
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"I had been reading about scandals that people were probably underreporting for a long time, so maybe it was something that had to do with one of those things," he told Hannity.
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"You might wonder if we're getting underreporting," says David Allen, a co-author of the survey and head of the endocrinology and diabetes department at University of Wisconsin American Family Children's Hospital.
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Other hotspots that worry global development researchers include India and Indonesia — both populous countries with weak health systems and high poverty that are likely underreporting their coronavirus outbreaks by a significant margin.
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In addition to likely underreporting infant mortalities and people who never bore children, genealogy data skews toward families that have the privilege of accessing and maintaining a detailed history, Dr. Merchant said.
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The allegation raises questions about whether Mr. Saikawa was aware of the underreporting of Mr. Ghosn's compensation, one of the central charges against the former Nissan chief, Mr. Kelly and the company.
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Indictment for former Nissan chief: Carlos Ghosn, the former chairman of Nissan Motor, and the company itself were accused by prosecutors in Japan today of violating financial laws by underreporting his compensation.
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Mishael Hyat, 17, Leila Alam, 13, and Laiba Siddiqi, 18, have accused the government of Punjab of violating their right to life and health by underreporting the severity of Lahore's polluted air.
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"The number of victims could be even higher due to underreporting, and better data collection by law enforcement is needed to create strategies that will prevent anti-transgender violence," Dr. Mukkamala said.
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Mr. Ghosn, 64, has been accused by the Japanese authorities of underreporting his compensation to the tune of $80 million while chairman and improperly shifting personal losses onto Nissan's books in 2008.
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Ghosn, the former head of the Renault-Nissan-Mitsubishi alliance, had been awaiting trial in Japan after being charged with underreporting his income at Nissan and using company money for personal gain.
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"Before the US mumps vaccination program started in 1967, about 186,000 cases were reported each year, but the actual number of cases was likely much higher due to underreporting," the CDC website says.
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The problem of "underreporting"—that is, not fully communicating, or even recognizing, your symptoms—is often caused by stigma and its malicious cousins: negative self-talk, fear of being labeled as crazy, embarrassment.
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Nissan and its disgraced former CEO Carlos Ghosn settled their case with the SEC nearly 11 months after Ghosn was first arrested for underreporting his compensation, The New York Times reported September 24.
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Prosecutors, who have been questioning Mr. Ghosn for more than two months, charged him with underreporting $80 million in income to the Japanese financial authorities and temporarily transferring personal losses to Nissan's books.
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Ties between the two firms have been strained since Japanese authorities arrested former Nissan chair Carlos Ghosn in 2018 on charges related to misuse of company funds and underreporting of his personal salary.
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A patchwork of state and federal laws, along with underreporting, means it is unclear how often hate crimes occur — a portrait advocates say is needed to help shape public policy and heighten awareness.
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Prosecutors had accused Mr. Ghosn of underreporting his compensation and temporarily shifting his personal financial losses onto Nissan's books, and a court had let him out of jail on bail totaling $13.8 million.
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Although the amounts involved may be relatively small, he said, you still have to pay attention to forms that are filed with the I.R.S., to avoid potential penalties or interest for underreporting income.
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Photo: GettyCalifornia's Division of Occupational Safety and Health has opened an investigation into Tesla following a report from Reveal detailing whistleblower allegations that Tesla was underreporting serious workplace injuries at its Fremont, California, factory.
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The RBI, which in the past two years has also penalised certain banks for underreporting their stressed portfolios and enforced stricter guidelines, said it was optimistic that the worst of the crunch was over.
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Now it's been proven that dozens of utilities are underreporting the amounts of lead in their water: 20.010 cities in the US have been found to have "cheats" built into their lead-testing policies.
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Deaths from the cholera epidemic that ravaged Haiti after the 2010 earthquake could be much higher than the 9,200 officially tallied so far because of underreporting during the initial outbreak, a new study suggests.
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He was indicted on Monday over aggravated breach of trust relating to use of company funds, and still faces charges related to accusations of underreporting his pay and shifting personal investment losses to Nissan.
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According to the FBI, hate crimes have been on the rise in the United States for the last three years, yet even these alarming numbers are tempered by a chronic, well-documented underreporting problem.
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CEA's analysis on the economic cost is much higher than previous studies, because it adjusted for underreporting of fatalities and accounted for the value of lives lost using a method federal agencies typically use.
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Mr. Ghosn, who headed Nissan and was the architect of its alliance with Mitsubishi Motors of Japan and Renault of France, has been accused of underreporting his compensation and shifting personal losses to Nissan.
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We don't really know what a comprehensive nationwide look at administrative data would show about the overall national income and poverty picture, but directionally the phenomenon of people underreporting government assistance is probably consistent.
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In fact, any such discrepancy is the result of a systematic underreporting of foreign assets because of a lack of information from big, asset-rich countries, such as China and many in the Middle East.
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Book has been critical of schools for not complying with the requirement of posting one armed defender on each campus, for failing to enact emergency "code red" procedures and the underreporting crime committed by students.
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Here's the statement sent to us by Cal/OSHA spokesperson Erika Monterroza: Cal/OSHA takes seriously reports of workplace hazards and allegations of employers' underreporting recordable work-related injuries and illnesses on the Log 300.
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" On whether he read the emails: "I had been reading about scandals that people were probably underreporting for a long time so maybe it was something that had to do with one of those things.
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Currently, maternal mortality tracking is done at a national level and essentially categorized by checking a box on a death certificate—a practice that means we could be vastly underreporting the number of maternal deaths.
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In light of the vast underreporting of this type of workplace-related illness, the requirement that firms publicly disclose those injuries and illnesses that occur at work seems like a small and eminently reasonable step.
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"Countries will start underreporting cases, so they don't seem to be suggesting a terrible tragedy has hit them or they don't want to be accused of unsettling the rest of the world," Dr. Osterholm said.
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"Countries will start underreporting cases, so they don't seem to be suggesting a terrible tragedy has hit them or they don't want to be accused of unsettling the rest of the world," Dr. Osterholm said.
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Last year, the total was down to about 24,000, but skeptics say that this is the result of confusion and underreporting—not a real change in how New York cops interact with blacks and Latinos.
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The Ghomeshi trial has led to heightened public scrutiny of how the Canadian legal system deals with sexual assault claims, and focused attention on rampant underreporting and low conviction rates of rape and other sexual violence.
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Earlier this year, the Guardian reported that dozens of utilities are underreporting the amounts of lead in their water: 33 cities in the US have been found to have "cheats" built into their lead-testing policies.
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" When asked for comment on the low figures, the police spokesperson said: "Hate crime is an area which experiences underreporting across all monitored strands and it is our belief that misogyny hate crime is no different.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan's markets watchdog will likely recommend that the financial regulator fine Nissan Motor Co up to 4 billion yen ($37 million) over the alleged underreporting of former Chairman Carlos Ghosn's compensation, a source said.
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Federal officials wrote in the Federal Register that the BJS database will try to tackle underreporting problems with a "redesigned methodology" involving open sources and local police agencies as well as medical examiner and coroner offices.
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We saw this ominously in the final weeks of the campaign when Trump paused in the middle of a rally to call out Katy Tur of NBC for underreporting the size of the crowds at his rally.
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TOKYO — Nissan's board of directors voted unanimously to remove Carlos Ghosn as its chairman on Thursday, three days after he was arrested on allegations of underreporting his income to government regulators over a period of several years.
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Special counsel Robert Mueller's office has charged Manafort with underreporting income he earned from his political consulting work in Ukraine from 2010 to 2014, failing to report foreign bank accounts, and committing bank fraud in 20163 and 2016.
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Another paper in Bulletin compared Brazil's previously reported microcephaly rate to those around the world and concluded there must have been underreporting prior to the current outbreak, and that rates were more likely 92 cases per 100,000 births.
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TOKYO, June 26 (Reuters) - Japan's markets watchdog will likely recommend that the financial regulator fine Nissan Motor Co up to 4 billion yen ($37 million) over the alleged underreporting of former Chairman Carlos Ghosn's compensation, a source said.
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In 2014, he beat back a Democratic challenger while under federal indictment, only to give up his seat when he pleaded guilty to tax fraud for underreporting wages at a restaurant he owned and filing false tax documents.
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While the World Health Organization has praised China's response to the crisis, American officials in recent days have privately expressed doubts about whether China is underreporting cases, as well as about the official timeline for the first infections.
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"We were looking for states that had higher proportions of unspecified deaths and underreporting the opioid epidemic in those states," explained Jeanine Buchanich, a research associate professor of biostatistics at the University of Pittsburgh who co-authored the study.
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Two weeks ago, the Congressional Hispanic Caucus, among others, called for a commission to investigate the official and actual death toll numbers and whether early underreporting may have slowed the federal response to the crisis, perhaps causing more deaths.
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The partnership of Renault and Nissan spiraled into turmoil following the arrest last year and subsequent ouster of Mr. Ghosn, who has been charged by Japanese prosecutors with financial mismanagement, including underreporting his compensation; Mr. Ghosn denies any wrongdoing.
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TOKYO, Dec 10 (Reuters) - Japan's markets watchdog said on Tuesday it has recommended that the country's financial regulator fine Nissan Motor Co Ltd about 2.4 billion yen ($22 million) over the alleged underreporting of former Chairman Carlos Ghosn's compensation.
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"The data show that our initial observations of unregistered girls in 1996 and after 2000 were not unusual cases but rather they pointed to a more widespread phenomenon of underreporting female (and male) births across rural China," the study concludes.
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"In my opinion, the significant drop in the number and rate of reported WMSDs may be due to continuous intervention efforts in construction, the changes of OSHA recordkeeping requirements, and potential injury and illness underreporting in this industry," Dong said.
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Given the choice, a relatively large group of voters opted for "Neither/Other" candidate compared with other major polls, leading to an underreporting of several percentage points for one or other of the two major contenders at times in the race.
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More recently, the "Neither/Other" option appeared to lead to an underreporting of Clinton's support in the run-up to the Democratic convention, said Cliff Young, pollster and president of Ipsos Public Affairs, which partners with Reuters on the poll.
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Prosecutors have countered that the evidence about Manafort's lifestyle is relevant because it goes toward showing how much income he was bringing in during the years in question — income that Manafort is charged with underreporting in his income tax returns.
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The architect of the Nissan-Renault-Mitsubishi carmaking alliance is accused of underreporting his pay at Nissan by half in the five years to March 24.6, and is under investigation for doing the same in the three years to March 20173.
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"Unfortunately, the experience of this individual does not seem to be an isolated incident, as recent media reports have highlighted underreporting by airlines, apparent inadequacies in airline responses, and a lack of policy and guidance to address the issue," they wrote.
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It is hard not to conclude that, even allowing for underreporting, the reform has denied too many poor Americans such means; between 1993 and 2013 the percentage of households on food stamps who had no cash income more than doubled.
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Nissan's board voted late last year to dismiss Ghosn and Representative Director Greg Kelly after authorities arrested the pair on allegations that Ghosn was underreporting his salary by millions of dollars and using company assets for personal use with Kelly's help.
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Nissan's board voted last month to dismiss Ghosn and Representative Director Greg Kelly after authorities arrested the pair on claims that Ghosn was underreporting his salary by millions of dollars and using company assets for personal use with Kelly's help.
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And today Twitter general counsel Sean Edgett was accused of underreporting the percentage of Twitter's users that are bots, which he said was less than 5 percent, but that the Senate Intelligence Committee said outside estimates peg it much higher.
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The superstar executive&aposs income — or at least what&aposs available, given authorities&apos accusations of massive underreporting — shows he outearned all but General Motors&apos Mary Barra in recent years, with her stock options helping her slightly edge out Ghosn.
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According to the Defense Department's Sexual Assault Prevention and Response (SAPR) program, there were 6,083 reports of sexual assault involving service members in 2015, and, because of underreporting, the Defense Department estimates the true number of sexual assaults to be over 20,000.
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"Nevertheless, we believe that this underreporting would likely lead to an underestimate of the association that we found, as states with more permissive gun laws appear to be less consistent in their reporting of homicides than states with restrictive gun laws," he said.
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LaPilusa said that even if someone is diagnosed correctly with bipolar disorder, treatment may still fail due to factors that include underreporting symptoms, not taking medication consistently or at all, too little treatment or lack of protective factors in a patient's life.
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In a separate filing, Nissan said it would forgo paying Ghosn deferred retirement benefits totaling 4.44 billion yen ($41 million), along with 2.27 billion yen in share-related rights, after it accused its former chairman of underreporting his salary from the automaker.
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The "underreporting of business income by individuals who conduct a significant share of their transactions in cash" is, Rogoff reports, the single biggest contributor to the "tax gap," the approximately $500 billion annual difference between federal tax voluntarily paid and tax due.
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READ: "I drive until I'm exhausted every day": Uber drivers tell us why they're striking "One must consider the societal reality of potential underreporting, particularly for incidents of sexual assault, which has been widely documented in external research," Uber said in the report.
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"Also, it is possible that some athletes not immediately removed from play may be underreporting symptoms so as not to miss playing time, but eventually if the symptoms are severe enough they then report in a delayed fashion," Giza said by email.
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Ultimately, DOJ's brief said, Ross determined as a matter of policy and prerogative that the value of accurate citizenship data outweighed any potential risk of underreporting – particularly because anyone in the U.S. who fails to respond to the census is violating a legal duty.
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In the case of Trump, some speculated that the reverse could happen—that Trump voters would be too ashamed to openly support him because he's a racist and a sexist and a demagogue and would therefore lie to pollsters, underreporting his true level of support.
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Ghosn remains chairman and chief executive of French partner Renault SA. Prosecutors on Monday plan to indict Ghosn and Kelly over the alleged underreporting of salaries in five annual reports through the business year that ended in March 2015, the Nikkei business daily reported earlier.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A top U.S. general said on Thursday that Iran is significantly underreporting the number of its coronavirus victims and he believed that the global pandemic is making Tehran more dangerous, a day after an attack in Iraq that killed U.S. and British troops.
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"OSHA is on the record as saying that underreporting of injuries is an industry-wide problem, and companies do this to keep their rates low — a former assistant secretary of OSHA estimated that 50 percent or more of severe injuries go unreported," the spokesperson said.
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Since his initial arrest in November last year, Ghosn has been charged four times for crimes which also include underreporting his Nissan salary and temporarily transferring personal financial losses to his employer's books during his time at the helm of Japan's No. 2 automaker.
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WASHINGTON, March 12 (Reuters) - A top U.S. general said on Thursday that Iran is significantly underreporting the number of its coronavirus victims and he believed that the global pandemic is making Tehran more dangerous, a day after an attack in Iraq that killed U.S. and British troops.
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"The underreporting of harms among some individual respondents, coupled with the fact that previous harm leaves some portion of the population unable or less likely to participate in surveys because of premature death, injury, or psychological distress, suggests that even this robust prevalence is likely an underestimate," Naimi wrote.
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It's true that reports of rapes in New York City are up, but as the mayor himself has pointed out, the spike is most likely due to the fact that "historic underreporting is finally being addressed" with more women willing to come forward thanks to the #MeToo movement.
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Dalia Samhouri, a senior regional official with the World Health Organization, said both Iran and Egypt, two of the most populous countries in the Middle East, were likely underreporting cases because of the nature of the virus, which can be spread by individuals who show no visible symptoms.
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The board is expected to hear the results of a 10-month investigation into the company that was prompted by the arrest last November of Carlos Ghosn, its former chairman, who has since been charged with underreporting his compensation as well as other financial impropriety, allegations that he denies.
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Bank fraud is one of the financial crimes that Manafort is charged with in the US District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia; he's also accused of underreporting income on his tax returns by millions of dollars and failing to report his interest in foreign bank accounts to the US government.
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"Although some people might think that stockpiling bitcoins is a shrewd strategy, behaviors such as underreporting income, not reporting income, and living well beyond one's means can trigger a tax audit, and huge investments in bitcoin wouldn't be easy for corporations to make without facing government scrutiny," tax attorney Aaron Richter told Motherboard.
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Well, because of the way the income distribution of the United States has been evolving with more income concentrated among the top One Percent, if you somehow reduce the penalties of underreporting or not filing, the top will just take advantage of it the most, and you would lose a lot of money.
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Poland: The president, who dismissed several Supreme Court judges as part of his effort to overhaul the judicial system, signed a law that would reinstate them, after condemnation from the E.U. Still no chairman: Nissan's board met but did not name a replacement for Carlos Ghosn, who was charged with underreporting his compensation.
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Fiat Chrysler's reputation for safety and quality has been under intense scrutiny since 2015, when regulators levied a $105 million penalty against the company for failing to complete recalls covering more than 11 million vehicles, and an additional $70 million in fines for underreporting deaths and injury claims tied to potential defects.
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Reality check: The Arab American Institute says there are 3.6 million Arab Americans in the country, not the 2 million estimated by the U.S. census, per the AP. Census underreporting, which leads to a lack of representation, health and social services, is ongoing in a community that advocates say grew 72% between 2000 and 2010.
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Even companies that disclose emissions and targets may be underreporting their ecological footprints, because disclosure is not subject to the kinds of rigorous standards that would be applied to the company's books, said Andreas Hoepner, a finance expert who has scrutinized carbon accounting at Henley Business School at the University of Reading in Britain.
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Defendant Ghosn had been indicted for allegedly underreporting his remuneration in securities reports, and for allegedly violating the Companies Act through aggravated breach of trust by having a Nissan subsidiary transfer a massive amount of money to a deposit account in the name of a company effectively owned by him, for his own profit.
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Ignoring obvious concussion effects can result in "underreporting of head blows, which can lead to serious short- and long-term consequences from a second concussion — known as secondary impact syndrome, or SIS — before the brain has been allowed to heal," said Hirsch Handmaker, one of the people behind the app, in a statement on the university's website.
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To gain the trust of those pushing for police reforms, Mr. Charney said, the new commissioner would need to act on the recommendations of an independent panel that reviewed the department's approach to disciplining officers; address officers' underreporting of street stops and searches; and uphold a vow to release body camera footage from major incidents like police shootings.
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"We know from the underreporting of incidents by CNN and others as just one example, the cost to the brand and reputation of Uber by a single case can cost the company millions of dollars in lost revenue from riders who hold a lasting impression that we are unsafe and not worthy of their trust," the memo stated.
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That quest ended in August, when he accepted a plea deal under which he resigned his seat immediately, dropped his bid for re-election and pleaded guilty to three charges: tax evasion, for underreporting his 1980 federal income tax by $50,000; possession of marijuana, obtained from his Congressional staff; and making an illegal payment to a government employee.
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Mr. Ghosn, 64, who was until recently head of the alliance that united Nissan Motor, Mitsubishi Motors of Japan and Renault of France, had his bail request granted more than three months after he was arrested on suspicion of underreporting his income by more than $80 million and improperly saddling Nissan with his personal investment losses.
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And the methods used in the paper can be used to adjust other papers that have used survey data to suggest that low-end poverty increased in the wake of the 1996 law: Those are all good papers by careful researchers, but I'd love to see them rerun in a way that takes account of the underreporting problems Meyer has identified.
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Though perhaps skewed towards younger drinkers, the algorithm is cheap compared to traditional surveys and studies about drinking habits, which have their own biases such as underreporting or a reluctance to fill out surveys, particularly among some immigrant population "We can explore the social network of drinkers to find out how social interactions and peer pressure in social media influence the tendency to reference drinking," Hossain said.
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He also made cash deposits into bank accounts in amounts less than $10,000, in an effort to ensure that these deposits would not come to the attention of the I.R.S. Marc Sorrentino admitted that for the tax year 2010, he earned taxable income and that he assisted his accountants in preparing his personal tax return by willfully providing them with false information and fraudulently underreporting his income.
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This assertion seems to rest on short-term clinical studies that found no adverse effects (but which could miss problems that occur over longer periods) and on a study of data drawn from the National Survey on Drug Use and Health, which found no significant associations between hallucinogen use and mental illness (but it relied on retrospective self-reporting, which often involves memory lapses and underreporting).
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Last night, CNN obtained a memo released by the Senate Finance Committee that highlights several issues sure to come up in Tom Price's second round of confirmation hearings today: Underreporting the value of his stock in an Australian pharmaceutical company Failure to disclose that he was investigated by the Office of Congressional Ethics in 2009 (he called it "an inadvertent omission") Failure to disclose $1,600 in late tax payments on rental properties
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Once among the world's most feted auto executives, Ghosn is awaiting trial in Japan over charges including enriching himself at a cost of $5 million to Nissan, in a scandal which has rocked the industry and exposed tensions in the automaking partnership between Nissan and Renault SA. Since his initial arrest in November last year, Ghosn has been charged four times for crimes which also include underreporting his Nissan salary and temporarily transferring personal financial losses to his employer's books during his time at the helm of Japan's No. 2 automaker.
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