[simpson96]

[simpson96]

This one needs some Ethics counseling, Laz.

[Hyman Roth]

I’m a CFO. It took this CFO a year to catch it? BS. I check payroll before it’s sent to the bank.

[SaveFerris]

Was that wrong?

Should she have not done that? /Costanza

[NorthMountain]

How did “the veterinarian who was supposed to be making $450,000 a year” not notice on his/her/its first erroneous paycheck that he/she/it was being grossly underpaid?

[Red Badger]

A similar instance happened at a company I used to work for.

A welder and a company vice president had the same name. One payday the welder got the VP’s paycheck by mistake.

Boy, was he surprised!.................

[Red Badger]

A similar instance happened at a company I used to work for.

A welder and a company vice president had the same name. One payday the welder got the VP’s paycheck by mistake.

Boy, was he surprised!.................

[PeterPrinciple]

But what’s even more shocking is how long the payroll error went unnoticed — even the veterinarian who was supposed to be making $450,000 a year only noticed when her credit cards declined.

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proving my point is that most people are cashflow managers, not profit managers.

Our govt was a cashflow manager until trump arrived.

[ClearCase_guy]

[PeterPrinciple]

The error went unnoticed until the Palm Beach Equine Clinic’s CFO discovered the issue

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The CFO took a year to find this? What does a CFO do but sign off on things?

[Gene Eric]

looks more like coordinated embezzlement

[Leaning Right]

And now it’s time for a joke.

A Scotsman opens his paycheck and finds that he’s been overpaid by 5 pounds. He says nothing. The next week he opens his paycheck and finds that he’s been underpaid by 5 pounds.

The Scotsman angrily confronts the payroll clerk about the underpayment error. “Angus,” the clerk says, “you were accidentally given 5 pounds too much last week. Why didn’t you say anything then?”

“I can overlook one mistake,” Angus replies. “But not two in a row.”

[unread]

"Arrua, who is originally from Argentina."

In Argentina, anything that isn't nailed down, behind concertina wire or inside an electric fence belongs to you...

[lee martell]

She’s almost pretty enough to be termed as Not Guilty, but she has already admitted to her crimes.The Payroll Manager needs to be fired!

[ConservativeMind]

Another one to lose her citizenship, coming up!

[MotorCityBuck]

“Thought it was a bonus “
That’s the story and I’m sticking with it! 😉

[Raycpa]

I’m going with not guilty.

[E. Pluribus Unum]

Maybe they should hire an accountant.

[Menehune56]

A more interesting photo:

[chajin]

The vet was dog tired at the end of the day, ao she didn’t notice the missing doe

[chajin]

Arrua also admitted to sending additional funds to Argentina to help build a house.

And here we all thought it was Milei's policies that was revitalizing that nation.