There have always been stories of finding out about a spouse cheating when something is found on a credit card invoice or a business expense account. I was hoping someone would write a similar story but using the reverse where an expense account that should have been submitted has not.
Say the wife travels often for work and has always submitted a very accurate and timely expense account. Almost like it is an obsession to do so. Then a coworker is found to submit a fraudulent expense account and that triggers an audit of everyone who attended that same conference. In doing so they find this women expense account missing. Going back six months she traveled a great deal but no expense account filed. Prior to these six months the expense accounts were filed and were accurate. They also discover that her new boss, who just started six months ago, had "double" the expenses. Breakfast for two, dinners, and so on.
Get the picture?
Say the wife travels often for work and has always submitted a very accurate and timely expense account. Almost like it is an obsession to do so. Then a coworker is found to submit a fraudulent expense account and that triggers an audit of everyone who attended that same conference. In doing so they find this women expense account missing. Going back six months she traveled a great deal but no expense account filed. Prior to these six months the expense accounts were filed and were accurate. They also discover that her new boss, who just started six months ago, had "double" the expenses. Breakfast for two, dinners, and so on.
Get the picture?