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Employee theft ‘shockingly common’ at nonprofits

Richard T. Riehle posted on January 28, 2018 10:28 Article Rating
This is why CCVI has no employees, no benefits, doesn't reimburse for travel, hotels, flights, meals, even our Christmas Party is paid by staff and the President Paul Glynn. Crabtree CPA audits CCVI and produces its IRS 990 and it is sent the MA Attorney General ( required by law) for all to see. Much thanks to Horace Thayer our Finance Officer for his great work!


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