a value ranging from 25 to 150 million baht each, and then misappropriated the proceeds by counterfeiting the company’s meeting documents, jointly opening a bank account for receiving the B/E transfer

account for receiving the B/E transfer transactions, concealing such B/E sale by omitting the sale transactions from the company’s accounting records, and concealing the fraud by extending the maturity

any liabilities, its financial statements were not in compliance with the generally accepted accounting standards. The SEC thus instructed JAS to rectify those financial statements by recognizing the

statements. Therefore, the auditor was unable to express his opinion on the aforementioned financial statements. Such information includes cash account, purchases and sales transactions in cash, executive

1.6 million sheets per year, accounting for 39 tons of carbon dioxide exhaustion. This paperless process could also save operating costs such as printout delivery, electricity and document storage by

reliably estimate the additional liabilities.As JAS has not recognized any liabilities, its financial statements were not in compliance with the generally accepted accounting standards. The SEC thus

securities trading account of another person for her own or others? benefits in such a way that taking advantage of others. The selling was made by using material non-public information concerning a 129.83

.  Such information includes cash account, purchases and sales transactions in cash, executive remuneration, tax penalty, and accounts receivable previously recorded as stock under consignment in 2011 and

financial statements. Such information included cash account, purchases and sales transactions in cash, executive remuneration, tax penalty, and accounts receivable previously recorded as stock under

accounting records to be inaccurate and inconsistent with the facts. In arranging for falsification of the IEC financial statements; Mr. Bhusana and Mr. Chanchai made up fake documents and partially paid for