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It’s hardly news that much of the infrastructure of the United States—including its roadways—is long overdue for overhaul and upgrading.

Trucking industry shifts go far beyond the impact of the pandemic. Even the structure of the industry has been altered.

Truckers continue to contend with ELDs (electronic logging devices) and HOS (hours of service), and over the last year and a half, have had to face additional obstacles created by the coronavirus.

It’s one thing to learn the warning signs of financial fraud, but it’s much more difficult to actually prove it is occurring.

Fortunately for those seeking to uncover financial statement fraud, whether within their own company or in a potential partner, creditor, or debtor, there are a number of red flags.

Even when vendors and carriers agree as to fault, they may disagree as to damages.

The benefits of financial statement fraud seem obvious: as with everything else in business, it’s all about the money.

The Fraud Triangle can become both a prison and a self-fulfilling prophecy.

Corporate fraud comes in many forms. Asset misappropriation, such as embezzlement and theft, and corruption in the form of taking bribes and payoffs, are the two most widely known.

None of the issues raised by participants or others are deal breakers for future USDA-private industry programs.