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                    [Summary] => The CAP controversy seems to have opened a can of worms in the pre-need industry, and the next one that might just hit the fan involves a company named after a frosty looking precious metal. According to Spybiz informants, there are many cases involving bouncing checks issued by the company to planholders but the company has managed to hide the fact from the public so far. But this might not be for long, because employees are also up in arms over the failure of the company to release their 13th month pay.
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Tax-evading pre-need company

By S.A. Maguire | March 31, 2005 - 12:00am

The CAP controversy seems to have opened a can of worms in the pre-need industry, and the next one that might just hit the fan involves a company named after a frosty looking precious metal. According to Spybiz informants,...

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