Money Laundering 101: Ten Ways to Place Dirty Money The House of Representatives approved a bill that would tighten accounting oversight, a legislative response to the violations that led to the collapse of Enron.
Audit Committee Responsibilities Louis Braiotta, Jr., author of The Committee Handbook, 3rd Ed., explains the audit committee's role and the appropriate actions to take when fraudulent financial reporting is spotted.
Establishing a Code of Ethics According to Charles Calhoun, a forensics examiner and ethics consultant, companies should consider implementing an ethics program to set the tone for the organization and facilitate an environment to make better decisions for the employees.
Anti-Fraud Body Calls for New Actions to Fight Corporate Fraud The Association of Certified Fraud Examiners recently called for four new actions to fight corporate fraud.
CEOs Predict More Accounting Scandals According to a recent survey, the majority of CEOs polled hold corporate CEOs directly responsible for recent accounting scandals, as opposed to CFOs or accounting firms, and expect to see many more examples of corporate misconduct this year.
New Company Formed to Remedy Identity Fraud A new company has opened for business to combat the fastest-growing white-collar crime: Identity fraud. In the United States alone, 750,000 people will be victimized this year and losses will soar into the billions of dollars.
Job Seekers Should Consider Corporate Reputation Job seekers need to pay attention to a corporation's reputation because scandals can leave black marks on resumes, according to CareerJournal.com, The Wall Street Journal's executive career site.
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Companies Under Investigation Corporate scandals served as the catalyst for the major legislative reforms the accounting industry now faces. To help you understand the numerous investigations into companies' questionable accounting practices, SmartPros has compiled a quick reference guide with weekly updates on the Companies Under Investigation, including executives and accounting firms in hot water. | |
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How to Become a Fraud Examiner Your accounting background may qualify you for a career in the anti-fraud field. Career opportunities abound for Certified Fraud Examiners, as fraud has never been more prevalent ... |
Forensic Accounting Is Hot Job With a virtual media cottage industry blooming on the corpse of bankrupt Enron and its complicated array of alleged financial shenanigans, could it be just a matter of time before some television executive plots a new drama starring ... forensic accountants?
Free Materials for Educators on "Fraud Examination" The Association of Certified Fraud Examiners offers educators free materials, with a few requirements, based on the University of Texas "Fraud Examination" syllabus to help them teach similar courses at their own universities. For more information, click here. |
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Clearly on the defensive following the swift, spectacular collapse of Enron, the Auditing Standards Board recently released a draft of a revised audit standard on the detection of fraud. The goal of the proposed standard is simple: to provide auditors with additional guidance designed to improve the likelihood that audits will detect material misstatements of financial statements due to fraud. 2 CPE credits, $44.99 or included with a FMN Online subscription |
See also these courses from the Professional Education Center:
Profiling and Preventing Corporate Fraud 1 credit, $44.99 or incl. with a FMN Online subscription |
Accounting Irregularities and Financial Fraud 1 credit, $44.99 or incl. with a FMN Online subscription |
Fundamentals of Fraud Detection and Prevention 3 credits, $59.97 or incl. with a SP Advantage subscription |
Financial Statement and Earnings Analysis 3 credits, $59.97 or incl. with a SP Advantage subscription |
Detection and Ethics of Business Fraud Auditing 2 credits, $39.98 or incl. with a SP Advantage subscription |
Conducting Internal Investigations 3 credits, $59.97 or incl. with a SP Advantage subscription |
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Enron's Collapse and Implications 1 credit, $44.99 or incl. with a FMN Online subscription |
The CPA's Involvement in Business Fraud Auditing 2 credits, $39.98 or incl. with a SP Advantage subscription |
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When Financial Reporting Turns Criminal 1 credit, $44.99 or incl. with a CPAR subscription |
Auditing Inventories: Real World Fraud Cases 1 credit, $19.99 or incl. with a SP Advantage subscription |
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Applying SAS 82 to 2 Cases of Business Fraud Auditing 1 credit, $19.99 or incl. with a SP Advantage subscription |
Fraud Examination in Gov. Entities: Tools and Techniques 5 credits, $99.95 |
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FBI Involvement in Business Fraud Auditing 2 credits, $39.98 or incl. with a SP Advantage subscription |
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ACFE Kicks Off National Fraud Awareness Week The Association of Certified Fraud Examiners kicked off the third annual National Fraud Awareness Week Sunday in conjunction with the start of its annual fraud conference and trade show in Hollywood, Calif.
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