Forensic Accounting and Fraud Investigation for Non-ExpertsJohn Wiley & Sons, 19. jan. 2011 - 304 sider A must-have reference for every business professional, Forensic Accounting and Fraud Investigation for Non-Experts, Second Edition is a necessary tool for those interested in understanding how financial fraud occurs and what to do when you find or suspect it within your organization. With comprehensive coverage, it provides insightful advice on where an organization is most susceptible to fraud. |
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... WorldCom, Global Crossing, and many others are particularly egregious examples of management manipulation of the financial statements that enriched a few but caused the collapse of company pension plans, enormous losses to innocent ...
... WorldCom, Global Crossing, and many others are particularly egregious examples of management manipulation of the financial statements that enriched a few but caused the collapse of company pension plans, enormous losses to innocent ...
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... WorldCom, Global Crossing, and other cases mean we are living in a new era of fraud. What should we make of this suggestion? Is this a new phenomenon, or is it because we are in the age of “real-time” reporting (news hits us instantly ...
... WorldCom, Global Crossing, and other cases mean we are living in a new era of fraud. What should we make of this suggestion? Is this a new phenomenon, or is it because we are in the age of “real-time” reporting (news hits us instantly ...
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... WorldCom, and other corporations have splashed onto the front pages in recent times, it is the slow, steady drip, drip, drip of fraudulent activity at small businesses that is larger in aggregate and potentially does the greater damage ...
... WorldCom, and other corporations have splashed onto the front pages in recent times, it is the slow, steady drip, drip, drip of fraudulent activity at small businesses that is larger in aggregate and potentially does the greater damage ...
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... WorldCom et al., only occurred in 7.9 percent of the reported frauds, but had the highest median loss at $1 million. Cash thefts usually occur in three different ways: 1. Fraudulent disbursements 2. Skimming 3. Cash larceny FRAUDULENT ...
... WorldCom et al., only occurred in 7.9 percent of the reported frauds, but had the highest median loss at $1 million. Cash thefts usually occur in three different ways: 1. Fraudulent disbursements 2. Skimming 3. Cash larceny FRAUDULENT ...
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... WorldCom, and others has become familiar to us all. At the ACFE's 15th Annual Conference in Las Vegas, NV, July 2004, Bernard Katz, CFE, CPA, noted that “the WorldCom scandal has taught the world many things. It's also a classic study ...
... WorldCom, and others has become familiar to us all. At the ACFE's 15th Annual Conference in Las Vegas, NV, July 2004, Bernard Katz, CFE, CPA, noted that “the WorldCom scandal has taught the world many things. It's also a classic study ...
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