Is a monthly newspaper subject to audit by the gov't for advertising purposes?
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working for a newspaper in the circulation department, I can tell you that the is an audit company that audits newspapers.  It is driven by advertisers it's called the audit bureau of circulation or ABC for short.  You should ask the newspaper if you can see there publishers statement, if they are a member of ABC then they will file a publishers state twice a year, march 31st and Oct. 31st.  Most national advertisers won't advertise with a paper unless they are a member of ABC.  There is also another Audit group, but I am not familiar with there name.
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A good way to see what the actual job description is to check out current employment openings.\n\nBelow is one for a Media auditor.  Check "Primary Responsibilities" and education requirements:
254994
I don't know but all the newspapers in Nigeria are below. Good luck in finding out.
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While the FCC requires radio and TV stations to follow particular practices in accepting advertising for political candidates, I don't believe they are required to disclose the amounts they receive.\n\nHowever, campaign finance disclosure laws require candidates to detail their expenses, including advertising.  I don't know if gets broken down into which media is used and how much is spent per outlet, but some basic deduction skills could get you in the ballpark.
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Having been audited 3 times, I can tell you that anything the IRS asks for must come from the source and be notorized if possible.  You can simply ask your bank for print-outs of your back bank statements.  Ask them to include a letter from the Bank that this information is from the bank, not the person being audited!
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your local newspaper should be listing daily police activity.
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No.  If you have an online account with them, there should be a place that you can mark you want online bills only.  I have this option with my bank and cable company.  As for it being a law that they have to send a paper statement, I don't think so.  Many of these companies want you to do your work online to save them the hassle of sending paper statement's.  The only reason I can see that they are doing this is that they may be a small bank without the options.
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Press cutting agencies scour printed materials looking for references to their clients. It could be a company, an individual, some combination (eg., company and top officers). They'll gather than information (originally done by "cutting" the articles from newspapers), and send it to the client.\n\nPart of this is to see what's being printed publicly. Another reason for this is because some methods of announcing a lawsuit by an individual or company are based on publishing a notice in a newspaper. Keeping track of the posted notices lets the client keep track of pending lawsuits.
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This is not a free service for you to abuse to advertise your business.  \n\nNice ethics.
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Because it sells newspapers.\nSo, is the real issue the newspapers or the readers?
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The Patriot & Anti Money Laundering Regs require anyone, even clerks to notify the government if they think anything is odd. Anybody's opinion or fear of not reporting can trigger a report. It is a worry but I don't think you do anything-it doesn't matter what amount anymore.\n\nBy the way, the clerk or bank is also required to keep the reporting a secret from  you.\n\nThis from http://www.occ.treas.gov/handbook/bsa.pdf:                   :\n\nSuspicious Activity Reporting Requirements\n\nAn effective BSA compliance program includes controls and measures to identify and timely report suspicious transactions. A financial institution must apply due diligence to be able to make an informed decision about the suspicious nature of a particular transaction and whether to file a suspicious activity report (SAR). SARs can be filed on any transaction occurring in any\nbank department.\n\nI hold a securities license and have taken the Anti Money Laundering tests. Believe me, it's true. Have your bank or security firms rules changed? Everyone scrambled to comply. Banking firms had systems already set up to catch the $10,000 rule-they've just recoded a bit...
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No.  They check them at random unless somthing is glaring at them.  Like giving more money to charity than the average guy.  That's how my bro got audited. But he had all his receipts so he was cool.
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Check your local newspaper online.
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Probably in advertising.
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Check your local paper/adverts in shop windows- have you thought of delivering newspapers???
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If there was a paper trail, then the people could see when there was fraud.  That might put the companies out of business.
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Your question is a little confusing, but unlike the states government agencies here can be sued by the public if there is a breach in trust, and or law.  Please clarify your question.\n\nIs it false statements, or fraud?