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QUESTION 18 A CPA wishes to mention the names of her most prominent clients on her...

QUESTION 18

  1. 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

    I.

    Never may be disclosed due to the duty of confidentiality

    II.

    Generally may be disclosed by a CPA as long as the substance of the communications between them is not disclosed

    III.

    Always may be disclosed, but it is advisable to first request the client’s permission to avoid jeopardizing the client’s goodwill

    IV.

    Never may be disclosed unless the client gives it specific consent

3 points   

QUESTION 19

  1. The following most closely represents the fraud triangle:

    I.

    Opportunity, rationalization, pressure

    II.

    Pressure, rationalization, lack of pressures

    III.

    Opportunity, motivation, pressure

    IV.

    Pressure, motivation, process

3 points   

QUESTION 20

  1. The class video involving Walter Pavlo, what was the scheme that was used to defraud the organization?

    I.

    Collections being received were applied to a Fraudsters personal account

    II.

    Collection accounts were deleted

    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.  

    IV.

    Fraudster changed financial reports to reduce collection reported to SEC.

3 points   

QUESTION 21

  1. Which of the following is not a red flag of a fraud perpetrator:

    I.

    Living beyond their means

    II.

    Excessive organizational pressure

    III.

    Conducting excessive meetings with other departments

    IV.

    Experiencing financial difficulties

3 points   

QUESTION 22

  1. 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.  

    I.

    Omission, intentional error

    II.

    Intentional act, omission

    III.

    Unintentional act, omission

    IV.

    Act regardless of intention, omission

Solutions

Expert Solution

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.


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