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Fraudulent Financial Reporting

Fraudulent Financial Reporting “Management fraud” and “fraudulent financial reporting” are synonymous. In general, financial statement fraud occurs through: (1) the overstatement of assets and income, and (2) the understatement of liabilities and expenses. Since the production of financial statements is the responsibility of management, financial statement fraud almost always occurs with the knowledge or consent of management.

Course Info:

  • Course #: 1020D
  • Delivery: Self-Study
  • CPE Hours: 2
  • Course Level: Basic
  • Prerequisites: None
  • Advanced Preparation: None
  • NASBA Area of Study: Auditing
  • Total Pages: 48
  • Questions: 10

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