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Guess How Much Tax Evasion Costs US Taxpayers?

PYMNTS

The Internal Revenue Service has estimated that the business of tax evasion is a costly one for the government. Tax cheats cost the government as much as $458 billion annually, according to data tabulated between 2008 and 2010. And the IRS has stated that it expects to recover about $52 billion of that aforementioned $458 billion.

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AAR annual risk software report recognizes Sageworks

Abrigo

AAR is the global leader for online news, product and innovation information on risk, compliance, and trading. Specifically, AAR highlights products and services spanning the full life-of-loan suite offered by Sageworks, a suite used by more than 1,100 financial institutions across the United States. Loan Administration.

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Why State And Local Governments Struggle To Shred The Paper Check

PYMNTS

Fifty-one percent of United States consumers stated in the most recent PYMNTS Disbursements Satisfaction Report that they would prefer to receive tax refunds, child support payments and other government payments through instant payout methods.

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Understanding 1st-party fraud: Risks and resolutions

Abrigo

Join Abrigo for a webinar discussing risk assessments' role in compliance. Given the current economic climate in the United States, it is essential to understand the effect personal financial security has on 1 st -party fraud. The scam here is an inside job, making it inherently more elusive.

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FinCEN identifies AML/CFT “priorities” for financial institutions

CFPB Monitor

The Priorities purport to identify and describe the most significant AML/CFT threats facing the United States. Accordingly, they provide little guidance to financial institutions attempting to figure out how to focus their limited compliance resources. A prime example of this problem is the inclusion of “fraud” as a Priority.

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Remembering 9/11 – A Pivotal Day for BSA/AML Professionals

Abrigo

Takeaway 2 The USA PATRIOT Act was the first legislation that criminalized terrorist financing in the United States. BSA was intended to detect illicit activity through cash and monetary instruments to catch tax evaders using secret foreign bank accounts. The role of BSA staff was typical compliance and very task-oriented.

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Explore Regulatory Compliance Best Practices at FICO World

FICO

As FICO’s premiere client conference, FICO World 2016 , heads to the nation’s capital at the end of next month, it is not surprising that regulatory compliance strategies and solutions will be a hot topic of discussion. Model management continues to present financial institutions with new compliance obstacles.