Four Cook County employees committed “financial fraud directed at the federal government” by wrongly collecting roughly $120,000 in payroll protection plan loans intended to help businesses survive the pandemic, according to a report from the county’s inspector general.
Four employees committed “financial fraud directed at the federal government” by wrongly collecting roughly $120,000 in payroll protection plan loans intended to help businesses survive the pandemic, according to a
Riley Safer Holmes & Cancila LLP agreed to draft a "PowerPoint presentation and a comprehensive written report outlining the findings of the investigation."
Assessment delays portend problems for local governments that rely on timely tax payments. Board of Review member Larry Rogers Jr. blames Assessor Fritz Kaegi.