Steve Roper
United States of America#2General Comment
Thu, February 25, 2010
Hello,
Carla
Deland,#3UPDATE EX-employee responds
Sun, September 21, 2008
I am not sure about Canada Taxes, but I do know that here in the United States, they are in big trouble. Here is what happened here. They were moving trust account money to operating bank accounts because they had so much personal expense on their credit cards that they even borrowed for the bookkeepers family. After the bank called to say they had to report to the Florida Bar of their illegal conduct, they then accused the bookkeeper. The bookkeeper has after three years of them putting off the trial and depositions, she has been convicted. All the evidence was not produced to the jury. Of course there will be an appeal, but she was blamed for what they did. I was a bookkeeper for this firm again on an outsource status, and saw what they did, what they said they wanted done. She was a pond on their illegal actions. This is such a miscarriage of justice. During trial, Theresa Roper was such a case, that the jury was excused while the judge had to admonish her actions, because her cell phone rang, and she wanted to answer her phone, and asked the judge if she could. Everyone knows, you turn off your phone while in court, specially an attorney. This firm is a joke in every shape and form. I would not hire them to handle a traffic ticket. Proudly I respond with my name, Carla M Finke.... sue me Ropers! I can't wait to see you go down as you should. Thieves to the governement and to your clients. The bookkeeper/biller to pad the bills to the client. Florida Bar should be ashamed if they do not look at this company. Mrs. Theresa Roper spends like she is Paris Hilton.....and she tries to dress like her too! You people have no idea how pathetic this team of lawyer are and what lengths they will go to to cover their a*s. I am hoping that the IRS is not as stupid as our judicial system. But when you practice law in the county that you want to prosecute someone, guess you have a back up system on your side built in!
Robert
Buffalo,#4Consumer Comment
Sat, September 20, 2008
""I am going to make a fraud report to the IRS. This company spends for personal use and wants to pass it off as company expense."" What is the IRS supposed to do about a business that is set up and operates in Ontario, CANADA???
Carla
Deland,#5UPDATE EX-employee responds
Fri, September 19, 2008
Theresa Roper and attorney husband Don Roper will have another problem on their hands besides ripping off others for no service. But, as an outsource bookkeeper, I am going to make a fraud report to the IRS. This company spends for personal use and wants to pass it off as company expense. They have no problem with lying on the witness stand either. We shall see if the Internal Revenue is willing to look at the last five years and see if they come up with what I came up with. I refused to do any more work for them when I saw how they wanted to claim these expenses as legitimate office expense.