In a preview of his Litigation Support column in the fall 2018 Pennsylvania CPA Journal, Erik Ringoen of Forensic Resolutions Inc. in Westmont, N.J., discusses the legal concept “piercing the corporate veil.” He explains how a court can hold a business owner personally liable for the debts and actions of their company under certain circumstances. He discusses some of the missteps that can lead to a veil piercing and the forensic CPA’s responsibilities in aiding the court in making such a decision.
*In a preview of his Litigation Support column in the fall 2018 Pennsylvania CPA Journal, Erik Ringoen of Forensic Resolutions Inc. in Westmont, N.J., discusses the legal concept “piercing the corporate veil.” He explains how a court can hold a business owner personally liable for the debts and actions of their company under certain circumstances. He discusses some of the missteps that can lead to a veil piercing and the forensic CPA’s responsibilities in aiding the court in making such a decision.
By: Bill Hayes, Pennsylvania CPA Journal Managing Editor
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