Sort of a complicated scenario. Possibly yes - possibly no. If the partner was arrested for Embezzlement and it was found that the employee had assisted him in this endeavor - the employee might be arrested also. If the investigation proves that the employee was acting under orders of his boss not to account for certain money then no charges would probably be brought. However - on the other hand - if the investigation leads to the conclusion that the employee was also benefitting from the scheme, then the employee would be charged as an accessory in the crime.
How does the accounting treatment of a partner's salary differ from that of an employee's salary in a partnership?
The victims, of course.
You have to take them to court and file a lawsuit against them. The judge will decide what the punishment is and what really happened.
accessory, accomplice, associate, collaborator, colleague, friend, helper, partner
Partner Pal
Arrested? Yes. Convicted? Not if the assault was a felony, or against a domestic partner.
Some choices: partner, helper, backup, aide, accomplice, supporter, collaborator, accessory
extra, addition, supplement, attachment, appendage, accomplice, partner, ally, assistant, helper, collaborator
it is up to the former partner to notify everyone , if this is not done the partner could be arrested and held responsible for any illness or death that has occurred because of their irresponsibility.
A partner is more senior to an associate. An associate is the grade below partner and basically an employee who is on the career path to becoming a partner at some point. There are different kinds of partner too. A salaried partner is a senior member of the firm. An equity partner owns a share in the firm.
Walt Disney and his friend/employee/partner, animator Ub Iwerks :)
You don't. She will wake up and have you arrested for sexual assault.