That is simply not true. Business records are NOT private records that no one will see and just personal stuff of the company to put whatever they want, when ever they want, in New York.
As an example their business records can be reviewed by any shareholder upon request....they are open books, meant to factually reflect the business.
THINK!
Why would NY even have a
falsifying business records CHARGE to indict on, if the records were never meant to be seen, huh?
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