How can I anonymously report to my stepdad’s work that he abuses his company credit card?

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I would like to report my stepdad for abusing his company credit card for things like buying gas for my mom’s car, paying for our family meals, etc. How could I anonymously report this to his boss? is that illegal?
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4 Responses to “How can I anonymously report to my stepdad’s work that he abuses his company credit card?”

  1. It would be illegal for them to discuss his business with you.

    Mind your own.

  2. The only way you could do so would be to call or write to the company and say you suspect him of doing so. Don’t give your name and don’t ask for any information. Simply state your suspicion and say you felt someone ought to know.

    If they care enough, they’ll look into his expenses more carefully or ask him for better substantiation in the future.

    You should know, however, that it’s pretty standard for people to abuse company credit cards to some extent, or claim expenses other than true business expenses for reimbursent or tax deductions. It may not be right, but it’s not out of the ordinary.

  3. I think first of all that you must have ulterior motives for wanting to report this about your step dad.
    I will say what he is doing is not right or legal but it may not be your responsibility to be doing this especially if you are just trying to get even with him.
    You need to discuss all this with your Mother if possible as if he is using it to put gas in HER car and food on the family table, they may be financially going under and you could even lose the home you live in and not go to the same school any longer if you report this now.
    I do believe in right and wrong so I do recommend that you first confront your Mom about this and see if she knows anything about this or why it is happening.
    Maybe then you should confront your step dad and tell him that if he doesn’t stop this that you will report him but I’m telling you to please be careful as you are not just affecting his life but also your Mom’s and your own.
    If this is over something where you are mad or upset with him, try to work it out in a different way if at all possible. Sure let him know he is not doing the right thing even if the family is in financial trouble but if this is a payback, think about the big picture here that does include yourself and possibly your own well being too.
    First ask yourself why you would want to do this even though I can not argue that what he is doing is completely wrong.

  4. Well it isn’t ILLEGAL, I am not entirely sure if he could go to jail for it. But it is in now way ethical. If you are 100 % sure that this is going on, then you can anonymously report it to the company with his name. You could always send a later to the corporate offices saying: I think you should get this checked out, it seems a little odd. If you do call the company, make sure you do it from a payphone. I would suggest writing a letter though to the corporate offices. Many “whistler blowers” have done that in the past. I disagree with the person who answered first completely. What your step dad is doing is totally unethical

    I REALLY AGREE WITH RHONDA THOUGH TOO. TAKE HER ANSWER TO HEART.

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