The SEC forced IPG in 2008 to restate its numbers because it improperly recognized $199 million in media credits from vendors as revenue when those credits should have gone back to their clients (the SEC described it as a "fraud" that centered on IPG's McCann Erickson unit). But IPG has actually managed to keep about $113 million of those credits. There is currently another $82.5 million in media credits sitting on IPG's books. If clients don't claim it, IPG says in its 10-K, the ad agency holding company will keep it.