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Welcome To IANS Live - BUSINESS - FSDC underlines need to monitor financial sector risks, discusses early warning signals for economy

The FSDC meeting in Mumbai, chaired by Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman, also discussed early warning indicators for the economy and the government's preparedness to deal with them, official sources said.Stre

Welcome To IANS Live - TopStory - FSDC underlines need to monitor financial sector risks, discusses early warning signals for economy

The FSDC meeting in Mumbai, chaired by Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman, also discussed early warning indicators for the economy and the government's preparedness to deal with them, official sources said.Stre

Arson arrest in Hamilton, NJ — business sign set on fire

While being questioned, the subject allegedly attempted to set a tree branch on fire.

Multi-Services Professional firm Venture Care makes an ambitious move to USA and Canadian Markets

New Delhi [India], March 30 (ANI/SRV): The Indian multi-service professional firm, Venture Care, which already had a global serving reputation and experience, is now spreading its wings in the United States and Canadian markets

PUSH Buffalo takes tenant's dispute public, calling out landlord and city officials

PUSH Buffalo and other community advocates say a local landlord is taking rent money and public dollars, but neglecting his responsibilities to keep the property in good shape. The landlord says that’s not true, and that often times he’s run into difficulty from tenants while trying to fix problems at the rental property in question. The dispute went public Friday, when PUSH Buffalo openly called out the landlord, and city officials.

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County: Community support has made all the difference in year since Ashwood Apartments fire

County: Community support has made all the difference in year since Ashwood Apartments fire

Tax Fraud Blotter: Rocky roads

For rent; lien on me; really creative; and other highlights of recent tax cases. Syracuse, New York: Stephen Mockler, 53, of Waverly, New York, Andrew Panessa, 40, of Lake Ariel, Pennsylvania, and Sabrina Scott, 52, of Granbury, Texas, have pleaded guilty to charges related to their roles in a scheme to obtain confidential tax information from the IRS. The three admitted that Scott, while an employee of a private investigation firm in Texas, provided both Mockler and Panessa with personal ID information about her firm’s investigative targets and requested that Mockler and Panessa use that information to obtain confidential tax information. Mockler, who received requests for tax information from both Scott and Panessa, called the IRS and used the information to impersonate the taxpayer, answer the security questions and learn non-public information about the taxpayer. Mockler then sent that information back to Panessa or Scott, who provided the information to the private investigation firm’s clients for a fee.

Tax preparer gets 18-mths for helping clients file false returns