Managers in a national auto repair franchise regularly pad bills by charging customers for services that are not needed or were never actually done. What type of white-collar crime is this an example of?

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Chiselling involves cheating or defrauding to gain an advantage or profit, which accurately describes the act of padding bills for unnecessary or unperformed services.

Managers in a National Auto Repair Franchise Regularly Pad Bills