In 2002, in reaction to the Enron scandal, Congress passed the Sarbanes-Oxley Act. The Act protects whistleblowers who report violations of securities regulations regarding accurate reporting. See National Whistleblower Center post regarding the act here. There was a whistleblower at Enron who did try to report the violations of securities regulations. And, here in
Sarbanes Oxley Act
Private Sector Employees Have no WhistleBlower Protection
By Thomas J. Crane on
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Under the scenario reported at Taxgirl website, Texas would not protect these whistle blowers. In this case, filed in Oklahoma, two accoutants reported to their boss, a charity, that the charity (Feed the Children) owed back taxes for several years. The employer was so happy to learn about the mistake that she…