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Me that is not returned for whatever reason, or is not returned in good working order. Employee signature: Date: Manager signature: Date: Form EIS revised 5/2015.

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  1. Click the ‘Get Form’ button to access the Company Property form and open it in your preferred editor.
  2. Begin by entering the employee's name in the designated space. This identifies who is receiving the company property.
  3. In the 'Description of Equipment or Property Issued to Employee' section, enter a detailed description of the items being issued. Include specifics like the type and model of the equipment.
  4. Next, fill in the 'Label #' field, which serves as a unique identifier for each piece of equipment or property issued.
  5. Then, provide the 'Current value' of the items. This is important for accountability and tracking purposes.
  6. Read through the acknowledgment of receipt and the responsibilities outlined. This section clarifies the expectations regarding the care and return of the issued property.
  7. Both the employee and manager must sign and date the form at the end. Ensure that each signature is clear and the dates are accurate.
  8. After completing the form, you can save changes, download, print, or share the completed document as necessary.

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Employers can choose to take legal action. Not being able to recoup the cost of unreturned property via payroll deduction does not mean all is lost, as employers have the option of filing a lawsuit against an employee.

Asset misappropriation, also known as insider fraud, is a broad term that describes a vast number of employee fraud schemes. Asset misappropriation schemes fall under the misappropriation of Cash or Inventory and All Other Assets.

Renting of company equipment or materials to third parties. Using the facility or company materials to create competing goods or counterfeit goods. Running a competing business out of your company.

Asset misappropriation can be defined as using company or client assets for personal gain. This is also known as “stealing.” There are two main categories of asset misappropriation: cash and noncash.

In that case, you can bring a civil claim in the county court for breach of contract. This type of claim may result in an award of damages or an injunction requiring the employee to return the equipment.

Many employees simply need more money to support their families, a gambling addiction, drug or alcohol addiction, unexpected medical costs, or investments gone wrong. This motivation makes it easier for an employee to rationalize taking assets from a company for personal use and hiding their illicit activities.

It is possible to use company funds for personal purposes, but doing so requires the following parties either authorize it or are not defrauded by it: Tax authorities (IRS, state government, etc.) Owners of the company (shareholders, partners, LLC members, etc.)

Use of Company Resources for Personal Purposes All employees should protect the company's assets and ensure their efficient use. Company equipment should not be used for non-company business although incidental and limited use, from time to time, may be acceptable if properly authorized in advance.

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