Some articles on special expenses, expenses, special expense, special:
Ma Ying-jeou - Mayoralty, 1998–2006 - Corruption Allegations
2006, Ma was questioned by prosecutors over his alleged misuse of a special expenses account as Taipei mayor ... one of his aides forged receipts to claim Ma's expenses as Taipei mayor, and apologized for the latest political scandal ... other government officials, regarded the special expense account as supplemental salary for personal expenses undertaken in the course of official duties and that his use of this ...
2006, Ma was questioned by prosecutors over his alleged misuse of a special expenses account as Taipei mayor ... one of his aides forged receipts to claim Ma's expenses as Taipei mayor, and apologized for the latest political scandal ... other government officials, regarded the special expense account as supplemental salary for personal expenses undertaken in the course of official duties and that his use of this ...
Chen Shui-bian Corruption Charges
... Chen has been named as a suspect in a fraud case involving the handling of a special presidential fund used to pursue Taiwan's foreign diplomacy ... Office stated that "We have formally started the investigation of the special expenses case concerning former president Chen ... will aid in the investigation of the former president's use of special expenses ...
... Chen has been named as a suspect in a fraud case involving the handling of a special presidential fund used to pursue Taiwan's foreign diplomacy ... Office stated that "We have formally started the investigation of the special expenses case concerning former president Chen ... will aid in the investigation of the former president's use of special expenses ...
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