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Pennsylvania trio accused of stealing $300K+ by submitting fake insurance claims - Vimarsana News

Pennsylvania trio accused of stealing $300K+ by submitting fake insurance claims

CUMBERLAND COUNTY, Pa. (WHTM)– Owners of two Cumberland County auto body repair shops and a former furniture store manager are accused by the Attorney General’s Office of submitting years of fraudulent insurance claims. According to online court documents, over a dozen felony charges have been filed in Cumberland County Magisterial District Judge Kathryn Silcox’s office […]

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Ga. woman got nearly $45,000 for submitting fake pet insurance claims, officials say - Vimarsana News

Ga. woman got nearly $45,000 for submitting fake pet insurance claims, officials say

She is facing nearly 100 charges.

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Revealed: Fake hospital claims that cost NHIF Sh700m - Vimarsana News

Revealed: Fake hospital claims that cost NHIF Sh700m

Audit report reveals how the National Health Insurance Fund lost Sh700 million in fake bills.

Israeli Army Denying Confirmation On Hamas Beheading 40 Babies, Fact Check Report - Vimarsana News

Israeli Army Denying Confirmation On Hamas Beheading 40 Babies, Fact Check Report

We will update this article on priority if any official confirmation report comes out 

Income Tax Return Filing 2023: Trying Bogus Deductions? Here Is What IT Department Is Doing To Crack Down On Fake Claims - Vimarsana News

Income Tax Return Filing 2023: Trying Bogus Deductions? Here Is What IT Department Is Doing To Crack Down On Fake Claims

A significant number of individuals have adopted a casual approach towards filing their income tax returns (ITRs). In the past, these practices often went unnoticed, allowing many to evade the scrutiny of the tax office. However, the situation has changed, and individuals might not be as fortunate now as the income tax department employs sophisticated software to flag suspicious returns., Personal Finance News, Times Now