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    What is insurance fraud?

    Insurance fraud is the deliberate act of deceiving an insurance company by providing false information, exaggerating claims, staging incidents, or hiding facts to gain unfair financial benefits, causing losses to insurers and higher premiums for honest policyholders and legal consequences.
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    What is insurance fraud?

    To fix Error 0x80070091 in Windows, restart File Explorer, run Disk Cleanup, use SFC and DISM scans, check for corrupted folders, delete problematic directories in Safe Mode, and update Windows. If issue persists, create account or perform full System Restore.
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    When does no tax on overtime start?

    No tax on overtime starts for overtime earned from January 1, 2025, and you can first claim the deduction when you file your 2025 tax return in early 2026.
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    How to create a balance sheet

    To create a balance sheet, list assets, liabilities, and equity. Record accurate values, categorize them correctly, and ensure totals balance. Use the formula Assets = Liabilities + Equity, include dates, verify calculations, and review regularly for accuracy and financial clarity.
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    What is Tangible asset?

    A tangible asset is a physical resource owned by a business or individual that has measurable value and can be seen or touched, such as buildings, machinery, vehicles, inventory, or land, used to support operations, generate income, and strengthen stability.
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    Is accounting boring?

    Accounting isn’t boring for everyone; it depends on perspective and interest. Some find satisfaction in solving puzzles, analyzing data, and ensuring accuracy. Others may see it as repetitive. With tools and roles, accounting can become engaging, impactful, and rewarding ultimately.
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    Are goldbacks a good investment?

    Goldbacks can be a niche investment, offering physical gold in spendable form. While they provide uniqueness and potential inflation hedging, they often carry higher premiums and limited liquidity compared to gold bullion, ETFs, making them better for collectors than investors.
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    How Does Per Diem Pay Work?

    Per diem pay is a daily allowance provided to employees for work-related expenses like meals, lodging, and travel. It is usually a fixed amount, tax-free if it meets IRS guidelines, and reimburses costs without requiring detailed receipts.
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    Salary vs Hourly Pay — Which One Is Better in the Long Run?

    Salary offers consistent income, benefits, and job stability, while hourly pay provides flexibility and overtime opportunities. Long-term, salary is often better for financial planning and career growth, whereas hourly pay suits those valuing control over work hours and extra earnings.
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    What is a payroll number?

    A payroll number is a unique identification code assigned to each employee by an organisation. It helps employers track salary, tax deductions, attendance, and payroll records accurately. This number ensures smooth payroll processing and easy management of employee payment details.
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    What Is Tax Accounting?

    Tax accounting focuses on preparing, filing, and managing tax returns according to government rules. It ensures accurate income reporting, maximizes legal deductions, and helps individuals or businesses stay compliant while reducing tax liabilities through proper planning and record-keeping.
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    What is a payroll number?

    A payroll number is a unique identification code assigned to each employee by an organisation. It helps employers track salary, tax deductions, attendance, and payroll records accurately. This number ensures smooth payroll processing and easy management of employee payment details.
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    What is apr?

    APR (Annual Percentage Rate) is the total yearly cost of borrowing, including interest and fees. It shows how much you’ll pay annually for loans or credit cards. A lower APR means cheaper borrowing, helping you compare lenders effectively.
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    What is racketeering?

    Racketeering refers to organized illegal activities carried out to earn money through coercion, fraud, bribery, or extortion. It often involves criminal enterprises engaging in repeated unlawful acts, such as money laundering or corruption, to maintain power, control, and financial gain.
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    FintechZoom Stock Futures

    intechZoom Stock Futures provide real-time insights, trends, and analysis for traders tracking market movements. The platform highlights price predictions, volatility updates, and expert forecasts, helping investors make informed decisions and stay ahead in rapidly changing stock market conditions.
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