overbilling , auch: over-billing

Do you have a story of medical overbilling or waste?

In the past, some have also been accused of overbilling.

In fact, hotel overbilling is a growing problem for American businesses.

The one overbilling is an offset if they have paid them back.

But how long had the overbilling been going on?

It paid a $500 million fine to settle allegations of overbilling the city.

The federal authorities at the time called such findings an indication of possible overbilling.

The hotel industry says it is concerned about overbilling.

Most of the complaints it cited were about overbilling, not poor coverage.

He allegedly did this by overbilling the funds and keeping the extra money.

The average overbilling was more than 6 percent, with the highest above 14 percent.

Overbilling can be an issue in the consultancy and information technology industries as well.

Some commission members yesterday said they believed that contributed to overbilling and waste.

Last month, the university was forced to accept a federal monitor because investigators found $4.9 million in Medicaid overbilling.

The company is accused of overbilling the Pentagon millions of dollars.

But Eckerd has gotten into trouble for overbilling before.

The articles led to an investigation by the Federal Medicare agency of possible overbilling.

So Hillary likely knew about the overbilling, three months before Webb quit.

Overbilling is a part of many fraud audit infrastructures employed by large companies.

The brazen overbilling suggests that many of them had been at it for years, getting bolder as time went on.

The invoices, P-16, include the overbilling described below: a.

Modern Continental said its overbilling was a result of bookkeeping errors that were fixed.

Four employees of the company previously pleaded guilty to charges of overbilling.

Like Serco, it will refund any payments if evidence of overbilling is discovered.

"But what's the point of overbilling business travelers?"