"Tibet Sun Online news
ON THE WEB, 8 December 2017
Countering claims by President of Central Tibetan Administration Lobsang Sangay that 1.5 million dollars taken from The Tibet Fund to purchase the Office of Tibet in Washington DC was a grant but not a loan, The Tibet Fund stated the amount was a loan.
A press release issued by The Tibet Fund in New York on Thursday said that the amount was a loan, but both the Board of The Tibet Fund and the CTA hoped and expected that at some point the loan would be forgiven and the full amount would then be deemed a grant."
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https://www.tibetsun.com/news/2017/12/08/tibet-fund-says-1-5-million-dollars-was-loan-to-office-of-tibetFirst of all, this press statement from The Tibet Fund clearly makes Lobsang Sangay wrong and Penpa Tsering right.
But that is not all.
Look at the captures from The Tibet Fund's audited financial statements' notes 2014 thru 2016.
Notice a problem?
The loan by The Tibet Fund was to The Tibetan Community Development Fund, not OOT, back in 2014.
Then somehow it changed to OOT in 2015 and 2016. !!!
The Tibetan Community Development Fund has not filed audited financial reports to the IRS since 2014, the same year it was touted to have received the loan from The Tibet Fund, according to the latter's audited financial statements.
Where is the paper trail? Where does it lead to?