A Look Back on the Success of the SEC Whistleblower Program
How are they doing? To date, the SEC has paid approximately $1.2 billion to 256 individuals as awards under the Program.
RELEASE: Proposed Amendments to the SEC's Whistleblower Program Rules
The SEC Whistleblower Program is developing into one of the most successful public-private partnerships in American history.
New York’s Tax Whistleblower Law Helps Close the Tax Gap
The New York’s tax qui tam law provides a proven model for a public-private partnership to augment the government’s resources to enforce the tax laws.
Can the IRS Tap the Full Potential of Its Whistleblower Program?
Those who dodge taxes are responsible for a tax gap generally estimated at around $400 billion per year.
Expand this whistleblower program to stop Putin’s cronies from evading sanctions
The new program is far more robust than its predecessor program, given it financially incentivizes the insider with a percentage of what the government recovers.
The FIRREA Whistleblower Statute: A failure to adequately incentivize whistleblowing
Congress recognized that DOJ would need help in enforcing FIRREA – namely, help from corporate insiders who could blow the whistle on fraudulent schemes.
TAF Offers Suggestions to Strengthen the SEC Whistleblower Program
Given the Chairman Gensler's support of whistleblowers, TAF is confident that these recommendations will be given every consideration.
What Protections Do Whistleblowers Have Against Retaliation?
Whistleblower retaliation takes a serious toll on whistleblowers both financially and emotionally.
How the Government Combats Tax Fraud
The state False Claims Acts in Illinois, Indiana, Maryland, New York, Rhode Island, and DC all explicitly recognize that whistleblowers can help reduce this tax gap.
The Success of The SEC Whistleblower Program
In addition to garnering an increasing number of whistleblower tips, the SEC Whistleblower Program is recovering substantial fines, totaling nearly $4 billion.
