Define fraud and forensic accounting, and discuss how your
professional responsibility like an accountant is relating...
Define fraud and forensic accounting, and discuss how your
professional responsibility like an accountant is relating to fraud
you new to supported by a biblical worldview.
Discus the development of the fraud examiner/forensic accounting
profession since the 2001 Enron fraud. Discuss applicable standards
and the core foundation of the profession.
Demonstrate how Forensic Accounting and Fraud
Examination course material will benefit you as you
transition into corporate America. Provide specifics.
Discuss three types of accounting anomalies and define
why they are important to a fraud investigation and why the fraud
examiner should be mindful of these anomalies?
Q1: Discuss three types of accounting anomalies and
define why they are important to a fraud investigation and why the
fraud examiner should be mindful of these anomalies?
Q2: Define circumstantial evidence and describe why this
type of evidence is so useful to a forensic accountant during an
investigation.
A forensic accountant conducting a fraud examination must follow
GAAP when presenting the subject's financial data.
a. True
b. False
Please explain the reason why you chose your answer.
Thank you.
1. Discuss Professional Responsibility of engineers in a situation of ethical dilemma. CLO1(2.5) 2. How individualism effect the situation when whistle blowing is going on? CLO2 (2.5) 3. Why safety is important in state of practicing whistle blowing? CLO3 (2.5) 4. How much the impact of personality and cultural norms effect on engineer's responsibilities in society? CL04 (2.5) CLO 1: Discuss awareness of professional, social and ethical responsibility in engineering practice CLO 2: Distinguish between individual behavior and behavior in a group CLO 3: Choose different...
FRAUDD EXAMINATION
Case 4
Stephanie Adkins is an accountant who is trained in forensic
accounting. She is an experienced fraud investigator. She was
recently hired by Lake Side Hotels, a closely-held corporation, to
investigate a company manager who is suspected of taking kickbacks
from vendors.
Stephanie gave Lake Side her standard engagement letter stating
that the scope of the engagement would be limited to investigating
only one suspect. It did not guarantee findings or results.
According to the provisions of...