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I've got follow up on Wirecard, the Ernst & Young audit that apparently did not detect $2 billion in money that was missing. David Leary: [00:04:18] I've got some Wirecard, as well. Blake Oliver: [00:04:19] IRS news, appropriate for Tax Day coming up. The logic there is a little bit interesting. We'll talk about that. How about you?
The last stimulus, in 2008, it was twice that. Five years ago, the inspector general's office did audits of the SBA and found that they have longstanding security weaknesses and identified 35 open-information technology audit recommendations. Now, step back and do the math on this. 900 billion. Blake Oliver: [00:21:06] Right.
They just don't have the manpower to audit even a tiny fraction. So, maybe that's all they'll do is do a tiny fraction, and the rest will just get automatically approved, or they'll approve them conditionally, and then reserve the right to go back and audit years later. They don't know if they're gonna have. They're already in debt.
CFO 07:41 – Auditors Struggle to Access Data, Count Inventory During Remote Work – Wall Street Journal 07:47 – 8 things to know about the audit evidence standard – AICPA 09:17 – DOJ: 57 Charged With Alleged PPP Fraud – PYMNTS.com 10:10 – More on Liar Loans – Wikipedia 11:52 – Quickie lender Kabbage doled out billions in PPP loans.
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