Word: underpaid
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...says Russia might be the last to know: "The Germans have lost confidence that the Russian accounting system is at all accurate. The Russians don't know what they've got -- even (Boris) Yeltsin doesn't know much about this." Meanwhile, Stern, a German news magazine, reported that some underpaid workers at Russian facilities were eager to steal
Graf, Courier, Stich and Edberg may be gone, but as Wimbledon moves through its final week, Gangji and the other 359 umpires employed by the All England Lawn Tennis & Croquet Club for the tournament stoically march through the draw. Underpaid and often abused by the churlish multimillionaires they judge, umpires must display the probity of a Supreme Court Justice, the acuity of a marksman and the patience of a marriage counselor...
...question about Whitewater hit such a raw nerve at the White House as whether the Clintons might have underpaid their federal income taxes. Asked about it by TIME last month, presidential adviser Bruce Lindsey angrily brandished folders of documents (which he refused to show) that he insisted proved all the deductions they took related to Whitewater were legitimate...
...much may be at stake? Robert Stone, a tax expert consulted by , has estimated the Clintons might have underpaid their income taxes by $11,000 in 1978-79-80 because they took deductions for interest on Whitewater-related loans to which they were not entitled. With interest and penalties, they would have to pay about $30,000 now to clear the debt. According to estimates prepared for by the accounting firm Grant Thornton, the First Couple's debt might come to $53,632 in an absolute worst case -- $13,744 in taxes, the rest in interest...
...came well prepared; to even the softest questions she had a hard-boiled answer. "We made lots of mistakes; I'd be the first to admit that," she said, though just about everyone else in the White House already has. If it turns out that she and her husband underpaid their taxes on Whitewater land deals, she said, they will make up the difference. "We never should have made the investment. But, you know, those are things you look at in retrospect. We didn't do anything wrong. We never intended to do anything wrong...