In: Accounting
QUESTION 18
A CPA wishes to mention the names of her most prominent clients on her website. The mere existence of a professional relationship between a CPA and a small business client
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Never may be disclosed due to the duty of confidentiality |
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Generally may be disclosed by a CPA as long as the substance of the communications between them is not disclosed |
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Always may be disclosed, but it is advisable to first request the client’s permission to avoid jeopardizing the client’s goodwill |
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Never may be disclosed unless the client gives it specific consent |
3 points
QUESTION 19
The following most closely represents the fraud triangle:
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Opportunity, rationalization, pressure |
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Pressure, rationalization, lack of pressures |
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Opportunity, motivation, pressure |
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IV. |
Pressure, motivation, process |
3 points
QUESTION 20
The class video involving Walter Pavlo, what was the scheme that was used to defraud the organization?
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Collections being received were applied to a Fraudsters personal account |
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II. |
Collection accounts were deleted |
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Collections lapping scheme that worked by applying payments from a good customer to the accounts of those who had entered into the illegal arrangement with Fraudster. |
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IV. |
Fraudster changed financial reports to reduce collection reported to SEC. |
3 points
QUESTION 21
Which of the following is not a red flag of a fraud perpetrator:
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Living beyond their means |
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Excessive organizational pressure |
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Conducting excessive meetings with other departments |
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Experiencing financial difficulties |
3 points
QUESTION 22
Complete the following statement below: Fraud is any _____ or _____ designed to deceive others, resulting in the victim suffering a loss and/or the perpetrator achieving a gain.
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Omission, intentional error |
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Intentional act, omission |
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Unintentional act, omission |
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Act regardless of intention, omission |
QUESTION 18
Answer- I. Never may be disclosed unless the client gives it specific consent.
QUESTION 19
Answer- I. Opportunity, rationalization, pressure
QUESTION 20
Answer- III. Collections lapping scheme that worked by applying payments from a good customer to the accounts of those who had entered into the illegal arrangement with Fraudster.
QUESTION 21
Answer- IV. Experiencing financial difficulties
QUESTION 22
Answer- II. Intentional act, omission
Fraud is any INTENTIONAL ACT or OMISSION designed to deceive others, resulting in the victim suffering a loss or /and the perpetrator achieving gain.