Washington - U.S. Secret Service agents removed $62 million in counterfeit bills from circulation last year, a 10 percent increase from the previous year, USA Today reports.
WASHINGTON — U.S. Secret Service agents removed $62 million in counterfeit bills from circulation last year, a 10 percent increase from the previous year, USA Today reports.
What does it mean for veterinary practices? According to DVM Newsmagazine contributor and veterinary accountant Marsha L. Heinke, watch out; whoever handles money in the practice should be aware of the trends.
While safety is always first, the Treasury Department offers these tips when counterfeit money is suspected:
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