In article ,
 Matthew Vincent  wrote:

> I wonder if it's actually quite common for these white collar
> criminals to keep records of the real figures so that they are able to
> pay their taxes correctly without getting in trouble with the IRS.
> Perhaps there are some cases where it would be worth getting a search
> warrant and seeing whether a corporation's offices contain
> incriminating records.
> 
> Matthew

 The studios seldom play games with either IRS or SEC requirements.. 
probably. But their are many forms of perfectly legal accounting over 
and above that. Heck the accounting for taxes is very different from 
that of SEC requirements. Both are legal. Probably so is the other kind 
for profit participation.
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