Money Blending

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In my country, there is a woman who has lost a lot of money and maybe her company was just lying all the time. Her company deals with buying buildings as a group buying. The company has auditors who monitor the money transfers, they make reports with many details that no human being can understand. The reports look all right, but, the truth behind them is not so good. I'm reading an article from globus website. It tells about how lack of transparency and a huge load of details in reports can allow an owner to transfer money from his company to his own account. The rules and standards about how to make a money report are too blur and allow problematic writing. The fortune report of a company is supposed to show the money left after debts, not before paying the debts. What more ? The company owner used money from the company for her own needs, and the reports didn't specify it. Just wrote things like: overhead, administrative expenses, advertising expenses and etc... The real details behind those headlines can be found at the FINANCIAL INDEXES. Those show the real expenses: international flights, family vacations, garden maintenance. Your turn, mylotters, what do you think about it ? Isn't there supposed to be some more accurate information in money reports ? One got to understand what trap he goes to when joining a group buying. His money is supposed to go to a loyalty account that is monitored and supervised by a third factor. (I hope I translate it right ) I mean, we can't just give our money without investigating where it goes to. The money can be gone if no one make sure it will be used the right way. There must be a neutral regulator who makes sure no one will use that money but, for buying the apartment.