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How Different Types of Payroll Frauds can affect the Businesses?

Finance misrepresentation is one of the significant wellsprings of bookkeeping extortion and representative robbery. The extortion occurs in roughly 27%, everything being equal. Word related misrepresentation or extortion submitted by a specialist on an association makes more monetary misfortune organizations than the one submitted by outsiders. 

Finance misrepresentation is the robbery of money from a business through the finance handling framework. Customarily, plans submitted by corrupt laborers last an all-encompassing period as they attempt to shroud their burglary while proceeding to serve the association. As indicated by the Association of Certified Fraud Examiners (ACFE), finance misrepresentation rehearses will in general last as long as thirty months with happened misfortunes contacting $63,000. Unfortunately, the misfortunes from finance extortion twofold affect organizations, from the underlying burglary and afterward as punishments from the Internal Revenue Service (IRS).

There are various manners by which laborers can submit finance extortion. Given underneath are some of them:

Advances Not Paid Back

The most suffering kind of robbery is the point at which a laborer demands a development on the installment and afterward never repays it. It works satisfactorily when the bookkeeping staff doesn't record progress as resources or never screens reimbursement. In this manner, the non-installment of advances needs dormancy by the beneficiary and awkward execution record and development by the bookkeeping group. A month to month system to break down advances will destroy this issue. 

Pal Punching

A specialist orchestrates with individual laborers to punch the hours into the association's time clock while the specialist is on a leave. Administrative reviews and the threat of end are the best strategies to evade this kind of danger. Utilizing biometric time tickers is a costly option for this, yet it exceptionally distinguishes every specialist who is punching in the timekeeping framework.

Check Diversion

Laborers could take the check of another missing worker, and afterward recover the check for themselves. This kind of misrepresentation can be tried not to by have a bookkeeper, who can hold all unclaimed checks in a made sure about manner. Additionally, the bookkeeper needs to watch that the right worker has gotten the check. This should be possible by distinguishing the individual with the assistance of a driver's permit or some comparable record.

Phantom Employees

The finance right hand either makes a bogus laborer in the finance archives or drags out the installation of a specialist who has left the association and adjusts the installment report with the goal that the immediate store check or installment is made out to them. Ordinarily, this sort of stuff occurs in huge scope associations where there are countless laborers and the managers can't follow installment in adequate detail. Additionally, it happens when an administrator has left the association and has not been at this point supplanted. For this situation, phantom representatives can be embedded in the divisions until another manager is chosen. Periodical evaluation of the financial reports is needed to perceive apparition workers. Another approach to finding an apparition worker is when there are no decreases from a check as the culprit wants to get the most extreme measure of money. 

Last Words

There are various manners by which finance misrepresentation can occur. It is very hard to distinguish when the sums included are little.

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SNS Professional- How SNS scam people!!!

Scamming is a dark part of our world and Scammers keep finding different ways to rip people off. From IRS Scams to Techsupport Scams, these devious practices keep increasing day by day. Now, here is a report of yet another Scam operation that doesn’t use just one way to Scam people. An organization by the name of “SNS Professional” , tricked consumers into buying tech support services by claiming their computers were infected with viruses, malware, or other security breaches. A post by one of the victims who scammed by SNS Professional on Scampulse states that “I was referred to ZNS Associates Ltd by Brother Corporation after having printer issues...to read more visit on https://www.bulletnews.net/sns-professional-scam-fraud-alert/

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SNS Professional - Biggest Tech Support Scammers

SNS Professional runs the biggest tech support scam operation. SNS steal people’s money by making them call on either 18007699231 or 18009842707 or 18555000718 by many unethical means. SNS situated in 2256 E Alpine Ave, Stockton, CA 95206, they target innocent people who don’t have much knowledge about computers...to read more visit on https://www.bulletnews.net/online-scams-a-common-menace-to-society/

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Cybersecurity - Top Scams In 2020

With the strength of cybersecurity nowadays, many scams and illegitimate online operations are stopped or blocked by our browsers. However, there are still some online scams out there that succeed in fooling the best cybersecurity measures. Such scams are very notorious and have the potential to steal any personal information or money by impersonating some huge firm.

For example, IRS and Techsupport scams have been booming for a long time and have no intention to stop anytime soon. They keep finding new ways to get past cybersecurity measures and dupe people. In such situations, it becomes very important to spread awareness so that people know what tactics are being used by the most notorious scams on the internet.

So, here are the top 3 most notorious scams in 2020:

The Covid-19 Scams

Of course, the only thing in a scammer’s mind even in the times of a pandemic is making money via illegal methods. From sending fake offers to asking for fake donations, scammers have yet again found a lot of ways to play with people’s minds and emotions to steal their money and private information.

You might receive emails, calls, or texts claiming to be from the government. They would be talking about Covid-19 checkups and alerts and will ask for your crucial information such as the SSN (Social Security Number). DON’T RESPOND TO SUCH THINGS.

You might receive information or offers about vaccinations or test kits. Ignore them as there is no official vaccination for Covid-19. Plus, only people with visible and repetitive symptoms are tested.

You might receive robocalls offering free Covid-19 tests… avoid them at all costs.

You might receive emails from people impersonating WHO (World Health Organization) and spreading false or unconfirmed information about the virus. Please ignore such emails and only refer to WHO’s official website for any updates about the virus.

You might come across various pages asking for donations for many different causes during this pandemic. Don’t make any transactions on the pages that ask for donations via gift cards or wire transfer. Also, always research the information about a charity organization and make donations on official charity websites.

Most of these Covid-19 scams are focussed on stealing money and others are just focussed on spreading false information to mislead people. Beware of all of these scams in the time of this Covid-19 pandemic.

Tech Support Scams

Tech Support scams are one of the longest-running scams in the world. They mostly operate out of eastern countries and target people in countries such as the USA, Canada, UK, etc. The only thing they are after is money, for which they provide no legitimate services or support. One such scam operates under two names, “SNS Professional” and “ZNS Associates”. SNS Professional or ZNS Associates sends people fake virus alert messages and urges them to call on their number.

One victim stated “I am trying to find out if I have been scammed out of $399.99. The company name is "SNS Professionals or ZnS Associates". At the bottom of the receipt emailed to me is "Malwaribytes Corp, Microsoft Computer Software, Windows Defender, Lifetime Support $399.99". I feel I may be a victim of something I never thought I could be. I would appreciate if you would respond, Thank you in advance for your time”.

Sending robocalls to people saying that their Microsoft services have been expired and that they need to call on their number is another tactic used by many tech support scams including SNS Professional or ZNS Associates.

Ignore any pop-ups or robocalls claiming to be from Microsoft or any other reputed organization and repost those numbers as reputed organizations never call or send pop-ups to their customers.

Payroll Scams

Payroll Scams have boomed in recent times when more and more businesses require payroll software to keep track of their employees and their payouts. They pretend to be a legitimate payroll service providing company and they do provide payroll services, however, they do a little extra that helps only them. A fact that I came across was shocking. SNS Professional aka ZNS Associates don’t only run a tech support scam, they also operate a payroll scam.

ZNS Associates aka SNS Professional offers to provide payroll services to companies at reasonable rates. They do this as a cover-up for their payroll scam operation. The payroll scam process starts when people from SNS Professional and similar organizations receive a business’s employee information such as email IDs, names, salaries, etc.

They then send spoof emails (of employees) to the owners of the businesses and request for some change in their payroll information (bank account details, etc.). Moreover, ZNS Associates aka SNS Professional seems to be the biggest player in this game… just read what BBB alerts about ZNS Associates.

Beware of organizations that provide payroll services at attractive rates… they might be looking for something more and you might end up paying more than you need to without even knowing about it. It is advised to always refer to the official support line of the payroll software you use instead of consulting a third-party.

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Clicking for support could cost you

The next time you get a message offering to fix a supposed problem with your computer, you might keep this in mind: “if it ain’t broke, don’t fix it.” Because there’s a good chance that call is a tech support scam...to read more visit on https://www.consumer.ftc.gov/blog/2015/11/clicking-support-could-cost-you?page=2comment-127064

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Beware - The Rise Of Payroll And QuickBooks Scams

A look into the devious fraud practices of companies that pretend to provide QuickBooks and Payroll support but aim for something more valuable...

We live in a society where there are a lot of people, even companies that use unfair means to make a fortune. Such companies fall under the category of Scams and they set a bad example for legitimate firms. Nowadays, people are aware of a considerable number of scams that target individuals. However, there is a new type of Scam that’s making its presence known with more and more cases being reported. They are known as Payroll and QuickBooks Scams.

What Are Payroll And QuickBooks Scams?

If you are a member of a small or growing business, it is a huge possibility that your company might be using the QuickBooks accounting software package by Intuit. Using a new software can be tricky at first and many small or growing companies seek assistance from a professional for the same. While several companies provide support for QuickBooks, some of them do even more than that… and not in a legitimate way.

In addition to this, some simply pretend to be QuickBooks and send shady emails to company owners who use the software. These are sent as confirmation emails asking the owner of the business to confirm whether they have requested to change the name of their organization in their QuickBooks account or not. The answer is obviously ‘NO’, so they click on the cancel button in the email. However, this isn’t a normal cancel button… by clicking on it, the owner will accidentally download some malware and viruses that steal personal information and share it with the Scammer.

While this is one way that Scammers steal information in the name of QuickBooks, there is another, a more devious practice that these frauds use. They pretend to be a company that provides paid support for QuickBooks and Payroll. And while they might provide the support they offered, they do it by integrating their software with the software that’s already being used. This enables them to access some private information about the company such as the list of employees along with their company/personal emails, employee IDs, etc.

This enables them to spoof the company’s employees’ email IDs and send fake Payroll information change requests to the employers, HRs, or accountants. While being under the impression that the email has been sent by the employee, the receiver takes action according to the request. The Scam is generally detected after a month or two of the employee not receiving his/her salary. Many companies keep falling for this Scam, not knowing that the company they are trusting is the one that is screwing them. So, these companies don’t only make money by providing services, but they also steal people’s hard-earned salaries.

How To Stay Away From Such Scams?

QuickBooks Support: Whenever you require any kind of support with your QuickBooks account, always refer to the official support on their website. It might require you to purchase a more expensive plan from them, but at least they won’t steal your employees’ hard-earned money (which will cost you even more).

Verify With Your Employee(s): If you receive emails from one of your employees’ email IDs requesting to change their Payroll information, always verify with the employee if the email was sent by him/her or not before taking the requested action. This will save you a lot of money, time, and hassle.

Research Is Important: Even if there is a need to include a third party for providing support for your Payroll or QuickBooks account, do a brief research about the company and its services. Interact with them only if you trust them with your financial information.

Different Email IDs: A smart thing to do would be providing each of your employees with two different company email IDs, one for communicating with the members of the firm, and the other for work. This way, everyone will know not to entertain the emails received from the second type of email IDs.

Some QuickBooks And Payroll Scams

One of the biggest QuickBooks and Payroll Scams operates under the name “SNS Professional aka ZNS Associates Support”. They offer to provide QuickBooks, Payroll, Accounting, and Bookkeeping services, however, they Scam companies by using the methods mentioned above. SNS Professional runs its Scam operation in the USA, Canada, and the UK. For the USA and Canada, they use 18004805152 & 18336005829 as their numbers, and for the UK, they use 448006527832 as their number.

Dial QB

Website: https://dialqb.online/

Number: 18335700800

Bookkippo

Website: https://www.bookkippo.com/

Number: 18773731393

QuickBooks Phone Number Support

Website: https://www.quickbooksphonenumbersupport.com/

Number: 18333250220

If you come across any such Scam operations, do report them to the authorities and avoid sharing your details or don’t interact with them at all. Always refer to the official support line of QuickBooks.