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No business is immune to fraud&mdash\;and the cost can be more than financial. At our June Chamber Luncheon\, we&rsquo\;ll take a clear-eyed look at occupational fraud\, the kind committed by employees or others in a position of trust.
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Dawn Myers\, CPA and Certified Fraud Examiner with more than 25 years of experience\, will lead the conversation. As owner of Myers Forensic Accounting Services\, Dawn has worked with organizations across sectors to uncover fraud schemes\, assess internal controls\, and reduce risk. She&rsquo\;ll share real-world examples\, drawing from both national trends and cases here in Mason County\, along with practical steps businesses can take to protect themselves.
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We&rsquo\;ll explore common schemes like payroll fraud\, vendor overbilling\, and misuse of company assets\, as well as warning signs and risk factors to watch for. You&rsquo\;ll leave with a better understanding of how fraud happens\, why it often goes undetected\, and what you can do to safeguard your business.
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As a catalyst for business growth\, the Chamber connects members with timely\, practical information to help protect and strengthen their operations. This program is designed to equip you with the kind of insight that helps your organization thrive.
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\nLUCIDITY TAX\, PHIL PARISOT\, \;CPA\, MT\n\n
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Philip Parisot is a CPA based in Allyn and Owner of Lucidity Tax PLLC. \; He has worked at several top accounting firms and specializes in individuals and employment tax.
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Philip&rsquo\;s presentation will provide an overview of Federal payroll taxes. \; He will discuss common issues faced by employers and how they can be resolved. \; This presentation will be relevant for business owners\, finance and HR professionals\, and anyone who has ever received a Form W-2.
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