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Wednesday, February 8, 2012

H2O and Lindsey Claar-Smith

It has been alleged this week that Lindsay has NO intention of returning to H2O, yet she continues to collect a salary on this organization.  The information we were supplied was that her organization receives free rent at the Bolingbrook Community Center, (paid for by taxpayers). 

She graduated in May of 2011 in California.  Then she got married and is established in California. 

So, should this woman be taking donations from the Village, Township, Library, and other taxing bodies if that money goes to her salary, of which she is not present to conduct business?  This is not an IT business that can be done remotely.  This is a business that is helping youths of the community.

How many youths has been called into question int he past year, as some say we donate thousands of tax dollars to support and assist a very small group of kids (under 10).  So is this organization really just a place for kids to hang out?  Is it existing just for her to get a salary because of whom her daddy is?  We would like to hear from her on when she is planning to return and do her job, or when she will release her salary to the organization and it's helpers/ facility costs.

4 comments:

  1. Where are you getting information about her salary? I don't see it on their returns.

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  2. Oh this is crazy I hate taxes

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  3. Can you tell me your source of information?

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  4. accountant sourceFebruary 23, 2012 5:41 PM

    All not for profits post financials annually. You can find H2o on their source lists. Since Lindsay owns the company, it will be harder to track her part, since she does not need to pay herself like an employee. She can essentially withdrawl all the profit. Until she gives up the company, she can continue to take all the profits to keep it a not for profit organization.

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