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GoLeft TV

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Mon Mar 10, 2014, 09:57 AM Mar 2014

Sprint False Claims Litigation Will Proceed

From Ring of Fire:

Sprint-Nextel corporation is facing a costly court battle in New York state. New York state Attorney General Eric Schneiderman has alleged the the company has cheated New York out of millions in unpaid taxes and is suing the company to recover the lost funds.

“No matter the size of the corporation or entity, evading paying your fair share in taxes cannot be allowed,” commented Christopher Paulos, an attorney with the Levin, Papantonio law firm who practices in the areas of qui tam or whistleblower and False Claims Act litigation. “The ongoing litigation is a testament to the government’s dedication to see that corporations are held accountable.”

According to the lawsuit, Sprint-Nextel filed false and misleading documents to deliberately defraud New York state out of revenue that should have been paid on monthly service plans. The lawsuit alleges that the company actively concealed its practice from competitors, government officials, and its customers.

You can read the full article here at Ring of Fire.

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Sprint False Claims Litigation Will Proceed (Original Post) GoLeft TV Mar 2014 OP
They will have to pay back taxes and a fine pipoman Mar 2014 #1
 

pipoman

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1. They will have to pay back taxes and a fine
Mon Mar 10, 2014, 10:37 AM
Mar 2014

But nobody will go to jail..so no, they are not subject to the same laws as anyone else. .just my opinion

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