Not exact matches
October 4, 1992, AP Joseph J. DioGuardi, who is seeking
election to a House seat he lost amid charges of campaign
finance irregularities, tried to
avoid paying taxes through an investment scheme designed to lose money, according to U.S. Tax Court records... In 1978, DioGuardi was a partner in Daga Financial Co., which bought and sold options and futures on stocks and securities, according to court papers.
He ran a limited campaign with a self - imposed campaign - spending limit of $ 5,000 (which allowed him to
avoid being subject to the obligation to file campaign
finance statements with the Federal
Election Commission).
While approving the GHc826million allocated to the EC by the
Finance Ministry, the parliamentarians warned that to
avoid any problems regarding the
elections, government should make up the difference of GHc400million.