Ian Leaf On Tuesday, October 6, 2015, Ian Andrews Corporation put out a detailed report written by George Freeman. The report brings attention to troubling news and shines a spotlight on many of the corporate acts going on in Brazil. One of the multiple methods of decreasing the cost of bills that was most preferred, according to … Read more
There happens to be more than one tax advantage available to corporations and if you’re “in the know” you can get more out of these advantages. To begin with, you should probably speak with your lawyer or even a tax professional in order to create a tax structure that will benefit you and works for … Read more
American consumers ought to be used to seeing seasonal marketing campaigns that just seem to arrive far too early. It is no longer much of a surprise to see stores across the country starting to remind consumers about Christmas before the end of October, but that does not mean the early arrivals of other seasonal … Read more
During Pope Francis’ first-ever visit to the United States, the leader of the Catholic faith made an effort to advance several topics he has fervently discussed since he was elected as the successor to Pope Benedict. The Pope was particularly critical of the seemingly narrow focus of business leaders, as he repeated his stance that … Read more
With so much going on in the world lately, it seems all news is now bad news. To top it all off, from the looks of it one would say it seems Volkswagen (VW) is getting their own share of bad news. As we all know, Volkswagen holds the world’s championship belt as the largest automaker … Read more
The recent revelation that a massive crime syndicate defrauded the IRS of significant funds by using stolen information to file fraudulent tax returns is surprising for a number of reasons. According to Ian Leaf, tax officials at the IRS were deceived by professional criminals who operated via a significant network that gathered the information of … Read more
In what has now become a years-long political battle, advocates for the rights of voters are continuing to butt heads with advocates for the prevention of election fraud. According the Ian Leaf, funding for the advocates of the rights of voters is coming from George Soros, the billionaire investor and philanthropist. In what has been … Read more
It should be quite clear that there are dire consequences for those who commit acts of fraud, as the criminal and civil penalties for these fraudulent behaviors are quite severe. While most are aware that those who engage in these acts will face stiff penalties once exposed, many do not realize the damaging effects on … Read more
The size and scope of tax fraud in the United States is so expansive that it is downright hard to believe how much money the government loses to these fraudsters each year. With the amount of oversight by both the IRS and tax professionals, the fact that these tax scams have cost the American public … Read more
The recent revelation that the personnel records of federal employees were accessed by international hackers is startling for a number of reasons, and the implications of such a hack extend far beyond the security of those employees. If the federal government is unable to keep its data secure from international hackers, how is it possible … Read more