It's a bit hard to hide $30,000,000 in a bank account from an audit. I don't know if you know how it works but you do not simply tell the auditor, I have money in the bank. The banks will confirm it multiple times, there needs to be proof where this money came from (every transaction), and there needs to be a growth model that meets this transaction record. If anything is not met accordingly, an investigation will commence.
There has already been explanations at least fifty times now as to why the $30,000,000 did not earn interest in previous reports, and this was amended in 2014. $50,000 is the average amount. If you had $30,000,000 you would also not be caring about interest, and would be more focused on your investments. If you had $30,000,000 you certainly wouldn't be caring if another individual in the world was concerned about your interest rate.
I'm glad you think the money may not be there, but an audit has confirmed it is there.
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