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商業會計法,商業會計法律師,偽造文書,公司法

Commercial Accounting Law and the Risks of Forgery: Analysis of Inaccurate Accounting Vouchers, Books, and Financial Statements

Commercial Accounting Law | Accounting Vouchers | Forged Documents Accounting vouchers, ledgers, and financial statements are core evidence in commercial accounting law cases. When a company is accused of commercial fraud, forgery, falsifying financial statements, or using outdated accounting vouchers, the focus is not just on memorizing legal provisions, but on clearly explaining every transaction, the source of the vouchers, internal processes, and decision-making authority. Phone consultation: 02-7709-3611 LINE contact: @fdlaw When preparing accounting vouchers, maintaining ledgers, and compiling financial statements, the most important thing for companies is to ensure that every transaction has verifiable evidence. If vouchers, ledgers, or financial statements are questioned for falsification, the case may extend beyond commercial accounting law to forgery, false financial statements, liability of company officials, and even affect subsequent criminal investigations and civil claims. First, preserve all documents: subpoenas, search warrants, ledgers, vouchers, financial statements, cash flow records, invoices, contracts, and internal approval records must be completely preserved. …

加重詐欺罪,blackpink

From GD to BP concert scams, Huang cheated a married man out of tickets to travel abroad. Lawyer Li Yusheng explains how online fraud may involve aggravated fraud and related criminal liability.

From G-Dragon to BP concert scams, Huang tricked a married man into paying for tickets to travel abroad. │Mirror News reporter Chen Kunlian. News link: BLACKPINK will be performing in Kaohsiung this weekend, and fans are using various channels to grab tickets. In Taoyuan, a man, hoping to fulfill his wife's dream, found a man named Huang on Facebook and spent NT$20,000 on the ticket. Concerned about scams, he was cautious and arranged to meet at a convenience store to sign a contract. He even showed the man's ID and work ID, but he was still scammed. He's not the only victim, with 30 to 40 others experiencing the same situation. Attorney Li Yusheng of Fidelity Law Firm stated that the perpetrator in this case used online fraud to trick people into handing over money, a crime considered aggravated fraud. According to the law, the perpetrator is punishable by a prison sentence of one to seven years, and a fine of up to NT$1 million.

冒名頂替,無照駕駛,頂替罪

Severe penalties for impersonation and underage driving could result in a "protective order." Lawyer Li Yusheng explains the criminal liability associated with impersonation and unlicensed driving.

The penalty for impersonation is even harsher, and the juvenile driver may be ordered to receive "protective measures." │TVBS News Reporter Guo Ying News Link: Continuing to follow up on this incident, the juvenile friend received a 30-day detention sentence for impersonation. The juvenile driver, in addition to receiving an unlicensed driving ticket, must also bear liability for negligent injury, but his sentence may be reduced due to his status as a minor. In practice, police say that if they discover inconsistent statements from the driver or someone accuses someone of impersonation, they will review surveillance footage and even seek assistance from forensic investigators. Attorney Li Yusheng of Fidelity Law Firm stated that the perpetrator in this case, impersonating someone else with the intent to exonerate them, constitutes the crime of impersonation under the criminal law and is punishable by up to two years in prison, detention, or a fine of up to NT$15,000. The unlicensed minor who caused the accident faces a maximum fine of...

竊盜,被害人,報警,刑事律師推薦

Gold prices are soaring! An air-conditioning shop was burglarized, and gold ornaments on a shrine table disappeared, resulting in a loss of NT$50,000. Lawyer Li Yusheng explains how victims can protect themselves in the event of a theft.

Gold prices soar! An air-conditioning store was burglarized, and gold ornaments on the altar disappeared, resulting in a loss of NT$50,000. | FTV News reporter Ma Shengjie News link: With the soaring price of gold, it's become a popular target for thieves! An air-conditioning store in Xinzhuang District, New Taipei City, was recently burglarized! The thieves didn't steal the air conditioners, but the gold. The thieves took the gold medallions from the altar. The store owner checked the security cameras and discovered that the thief had entered the store while the thief was out. Police have identified the man and are demanding he come forward to answer questions. Attorney Li Yusheng of Fidelity Law Firm stated that if a victim believes their gold was stolen, they must provide evidence to prove it. Given the current high price of gold, if they claim the gold was stolen but can't provide any supporting evidence, the police will likely struggle to rely on...

肇事逃逸,易科罰金,車禍

A "finance man" ran over a rider's left foot with his car and fled in the chaos. Attorney Li Yusheng explains the statutory sentence for hit-and-run and the factors judges consider when sentencing.

駕車輾過騎士左腳 “金融男”趁亂落跑涉肇逃 ｜三立新聞 記者 王怡淇 廖奕暘  新聞連結： 富達法律事務所李育昇律師表示，本件行為人涉犯肇事逃逸罪，法定刑期為6個月以上5年以下，因行為人已坦承犯罪且與被害人達成和解，故法官判處最低的6個月有期徒刑，並給予易科罰金與緩刑；反之，在其他肇事逃逸案件中，若犯罪者未與被害人達成和解、不承認犯罪，且造成被害人傷害較嚴重，最重仍有可能處以5年有期徒刑。 富達法律事務所Line：話：0…

正當防衛,互毆,防衛過當

Taipei Metro clashes! A passenger in a cross-dressing outfit kicked a woman in a priority seat, dissatisfied with being forced to give up her seat. Lawyer Li Yusheng explains the legal issues of self-defense and mutual assault.

Taipei Metro Clash! Passenger in Crossdress Kicks Woman in Priority Seat, "Unhappy with Being Forced to Give Up Her Seat" | FTV News Reporter Ma Shengjie News Link: A heated scene unfolded on the MRT train! Priority seats have been renamed, and there's no requirement to give up your seat. A younger passenger in the priority seat was repeatedly pushed by a white-haired woman using her bag, forcing her to give up her seat! The young passenger stood up and kicked the woman right back! Attorney Li Yusheng of Fidelity Law Firm stated that in this case, the elderly woman initially struck the seated passenger twice with the bag. If the passenger retaliated to avoid unlawful assault, this could be considered legitimate self-defense and not punishable. However, if the defensive action was excessive, or the kick was intended to attack the elderly woman, and if she was injured, she could still suffer…