chapt 1 Flashcards

(46 cards)

1
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fraud is always

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intentional

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2
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fraud causes victim

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to suffer an economic loss

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3
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fraud is not

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a mistake or error

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4
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4 essential legal elements of fraud

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  1. material false statement
  2. knowledge
  3. reliance
  4. damages
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5
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related financial crimes

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larceny
conversion
embezzlement
breach of fiduciary duty

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6
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larceny is

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stealing

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7
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need to prove 4 things for committing larceny

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  1. taking or carrying away
  2. money or property of another
  3. without consent
  4. with intent to deprive owner
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8
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conversion

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taking possession or property that does not belong to them

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9
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embezzlement

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acquired possession of money or property lawfully at time of theft

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10
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breach of fiduciary duty is between

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plaintiff and defendant

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3 major categories of fraud

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  1. asset misappropriation
  2. corruption
  3. financial statement fraud
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asset misappropriation

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theft or misuse of org assets

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examples of asset misappropriation

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skimming cash, stealing inv

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corruption

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unlawful or wrongful use of influence in a business transaction for personal benefit

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15
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ex of corruption

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conflict of interest

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financial statement fraud

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intentional misery of financial info to mislead others relying on it

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17
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audit

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to make sure financial statements don’t have mistakes

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18
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forensic accounting

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provide litigation advisory services
calcs of economic damages, business valuation

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fraud examination

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resolving allegation of fraud from tips, complaints, or accounting clues

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fraud examination called in …

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after fraud has occurred or currently going on

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Forensic accounting and fraud examination require at least 3 major skill types:

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Technical competence
Investigative
Communication

22
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professional skepticism (investigation)

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drives forensic accounting engagements

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3 things that drive forensic accounting engagements

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recognition
attitude
commitment

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in investigation look for …

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fraud risk factors
motivational situational behavioural
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evidence is important in
Investigation
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__________ helps to prove intent
demonstrating concealment
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elements of fraud triangle
act concealment conversion
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hypothesis evidence matrix
Testing alternative hypotheses in an organized, summary manner Evidence gathered from general to specific target like
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hypothesis evidence matrix topics
document analysis neutral third party witnesses corroborative witnesses co-conspirators target
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neutral third party
may have some knowledge about the fraud but who are not involved in the offense
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corroborative witnesses
Involved in incident but can give information
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co-conspirators
in cahoots with perp
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3 key investigative tools
review of financial records interviews use of graphic tools
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3 types of witnesses
neutral third party corroborative witnesses co-conspirators
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preventing fraud is more ____ than detecting and investigating
cost effective
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fraud prevention
creating environments to minimize risk, victims avoid costs with detection and investigation
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3 things in fraud prevention
creating policies and controls to limit employee training to promote ethical behaviour segaration of duties
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fraud detection
discovering fraud
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signs of fraud in fraud detection
unusual accounting trans internal control weaknesses extravagant lifestyles of employees
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fraud investigation
indicators of fraud that require investigation to determine loss and identity of perp
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fraud can be ....
civil or criminal cases
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3 legal outcomes of fraud
criminal charges civil lawsuits remediation efforts
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remediation (strengthen internal controls) 3 prong process
1. recover losses 2. support the legal process 3. modification of operational processes and procedures
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internal controls designed to
prevent fraud detect fruad ensure financial accuracy
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common controls
seg of duties authorization procedures physical security