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Former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin and his now-ex-wife underreported their taxable income from 2014 to 2019 (BBC)

Some periods he vastly underreported his income, declaring only $3700 of the nearly $86,000 he made between 2012 and 2014, while other times he went more than a year declaring no income at all. (ABC News)

The fake notice claims that the taxpayer underreported their income related to Obamacare coverage in 2014. (Yahoo Finance)

The investigation concluded that Mr Snyder sexually harassed a former employee and that the team intentionally underreported revenues to the NFL. (BBC)

The whistleblower said that Booz Allen lowballed the cost of work done with foreign governments and corporations, then lumped the costs it incurred together with US government contracts to bill to the US government. (Wikipedia)

At times, Trump apparently lowballed the value of his assets to avoid taxes. (Forbes)

It is clear that Disney intentionally lowballed the price of Disney Plus to gain rapid penetration, and it worked brilliantly. (Forbes)

Although he changed his answer to $10 after the crowd audibly groaned at his number, he still lowballed the price. (Los Angeles Times)

Set the price too high and consumers will not purchase. Set it too low and there is a risk that the business will make losses. (BBC)

Set the price too low and the price itself sets an exception in the buyer's mind of a vendor that overpromises and will underdeliver. (Forbes)

Comedian Steve Harvey says women set the bar too low when dating ... (CNN)

Kraft Heinz recently understated the costs of goods it sold by $208 million, due to the way it booked rebates and costs related to suppliers. (Forbes)

A lawyer who specialises in the costs of legal action said the Channel Islands have underestimated the price of taking legal action against the UK. (BBC)

The long-awaited numbers from the accounting scandal included an admission that the No. 2 mortgage finance company overstated earnings by almost $1 billion in 2001 and understated profit for 2002, 2000 and earlier by more than $6 billion. (Los Angeles Times)