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Business owner tells disciplinary hearing he didn't authorize payments to former Alberta accountant

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The organization for chartered professional accountants in Alberta has been holding a disciplinary hearing into Paul Sturt's conduct this week. The former chartered accountant is accused of receiving more than $6.5 million in unauthorized payments, funds and wire transfers while he was working for Thompson Brothers. Larry Thompson, who owned the company at the time, told the hearing on Wednesday that he learned about the payments in July 2017.

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Business owner tells disciplinary hearing he didn't authorize payments to former Alberta accountant

The former owner of a construction company in Spruce Grove says he did not authorize a series of payments and transfers to one of his employees.

1 year ago·Canada

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