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9780324301601

Fraud Examination

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    9780324301601

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    032430160X

  • Edition: 2nd
  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 2005-01-28
  • Publisher: Cengage Learning
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Updated and enhanced to help readers better understand the significance of fraud in the modern accounting world, this provocative text prepares readers to identify, detect, investigate, and prevent financial fraud. It outlines the nature of fraud and the different types of fraud, including the unique e-business fraud that is now possible in today's technological world. Chapter 6 offers expansive, cutting-edge instruction on the role of data analysis in fraud detection as well as two entire chapters on investigating theft and concealment This edition includes an all new chapter on consumer fraud, and Chapter 16 contains new material on tax fraud-providing students with unique insight into fraudulent tax reporting activities. End-of-chapter materials have been enhanced, and the Financial Statement Fraud Standards Appendix at the end of the text has been updated to include information about SAS 99 and Sarbanes-Oxley.

Table of Contents

The Nature of Fraud
3(26)
Seriousness of the Fraud Problem
4(2)
What Is Fraud?
6(4)
Types of Fraud
10(5)
Employee Embezzlement
11(1)
Management Fraud
12(1)
Investment Scams
13(1)
Vendor Fraud
14(1)
Customer Fraud
15(1)
Criminal and Civil Prosecution of Fraud
15(2)
Criminal Law
15(1)
Civil Law
16(1)
How to Prepare to Be a Fraud-Fighting Professional
17(1)
Fraud-Fighting Careers
18(2)
Key Terms
20(1)
Questions and Cases
20(8)
Discussion Questions
21(1)
True/False
21(1)
Multiple Choice
21(2)
Short Cases
23(1)
Extensive Cases
24(3)
Internet Assignment
27(1)
Debate
27(1)
End Notes
28(1)
Who Commits Fraud and Why
29(36)
Who Commits Fraud
30(1)
Why People Commit Fraud
31(2)
The First Element of the Fraud Triangle: Pressure
33(3)
Financial Pressures
33(1)
Vice Pressures
34(1)
Work-Related Pressures
35(1)
Other Pressures
36(1)
The Second Element of the Fraud Triangle: Opportunity
36(13)
Control Factor: Controls That Prevent or Detect Fraudulent Behavior
37(7)
Summary of the Controls That Prevent or Detect Fraud
44(1)
Noncontrol Factor: Inability to Judge the Quality of Performance
44(1)
Noncontrol Factor: Failure to Discipline Fraud Perpetrators
45(1)
Noncontrol Factor: Lack of Access to Information
46(1)
Noncontrol Factor: Ignorance, Apathy, and Incapacity
47(1)
Noncontrol Factor: Lack of an Audit Trail
48(1)
The Third Element of the Fraud Triangle: Rationalization
49(3)
Summary of the Fraud Triangle
52(2)
Key Terms
54(1)
Questions and Cases
54(9)
Discussion Questions
54(1)
True/False
54(1)
Multiple Choice
55(1)
Short Cases
56(4)
Extensive Cases
60(2)
Internet Assignments
62(1)
End Notes
63(2)
Fighting Fraud: An Overview
65(24)
Fraud Prevention
66(6)
Creating a Culture of Honesty and High Ethics
66(5)
Assessing and Mitigating the Risk of Fraud
71(1)
Fraud Detection
72(2)
Fraud Investigation
74(3)
Approaches to Fraud Investigation
75(1)
Conducting a Fraud Investigation
76(1)
Legal Action
77(1)
Civil Action
77(1)
Criminal Action
78(1)
Summary of Fraud-Fighting Activities
78(1)
Key Terms
78(1)
Questions and Cases
79(6)
Discussion Questions
79(1)
True/False
79(1)
Multiple Choice
80(1)
Short Cases
81(1)
Extensive Cases
82(3)
Internet Assignments
85(1)
Debate
85(1)
End Notes
85(4)
Preventing Fraud
89(34)
Just About Everyone Can Be Dishonest
90(1)
Creating a Culture of Honesty, Openness, and Assistance
90(9)
Hiring Honest People and Providing Fraud Awareness Training
91(2)
Creating a Positive Work Environment
93(5)
Implementing Employee Assistance Programs
98(1)
Eliminating Opportunities for Fraud
99(9)
Having a Good System of Internal Controls
100(3)
Discouraging Collusion Between Employees and Others
103(1)
Alerting Vendors and Contractors to Company Policies
104(1)
Monitoring Employees
104(1)
Providing Whistle-Blowing Mechanisms
105(1)
Creating an Expectation of Punishment
106(1)
Conducting Proactive Fraud Auditing
107(1)
Preventing Fraud---A Summary
108(1)
A Comprehensive Approach to Fighting Fraud
109(1)
Organizations and Fraud---The Current Model
110(3)
Key Term
113(1)
Questions and Cases
113(6)
Discussion Questions
113(1)
True/False
113(1)
Multiple Choice
114(1)
Short Cases
114(2)
Extensive Cases
116(2)
Internet Assignments
118(1)
Debate
119(1)
End Notes
119(4)
Recognizing the Symptoms of Fraud
123(34)
Symptoms of Fraud
124(2)
Accounting Anomalies
126(5)
Irregularities in Source Documents
126(1)
Faulty Journal Entries
127(2)
Inaccuracies in Ledgers
129(2)
Internal Control Weaknesses
131(1)
Analytical Fraud Symptoms
132(5)
Extravagant Lifestyles
137(1)
Unusual Behaviors
138(3)
Tips and Complaints
141(8)
Key Terms
149(1)
Questions and Cases
149(6)
Discussion Questions
149(1)
True/False
149(1)
Multiple Choice
150(1)
Short Cases
151(1)
Extensive Cases
152(2)
Internet Assignments
154(1)
End Notes
155(2)
Proactive Approaches to Detecting Fraud
157(46)
Proactive Fraud Detection
158(1)
Inductive Method #1: Commercial Data-Mining Software
158(1)
Inductive Method #2: Digital Analysis of Company Databases
159(3)
Deductive Fraud Detection
162(7)
Step 1: Understand the Business
162(1)
Step 2: Identify What Kinds of Fraud Could Occur
163(1)
Step 3: Determine Generated Symptoms
163(1)
Step 4: Search for Symptoms
164(1)
Step 5: Follow Up on Symptoms
165(4)
Which Transaction-Based Approach Is Best?
169(1)
Analyzing Financial Statements Reports
169(6)
Detecting or Identifying Fraud Perpetrators
175(2)
Summary
177(1)
Key Terms
177(1)
Questions and Cases
178(9)
Discussion Questions
178(1)
True/False
178(1)
Multiple Choice
179(1)
Short Cases
180(2)
Extensive Cases
182(4)
Internet Assignments
186(1)
Debate
186(1)
Appendix: Data Analysis Basics
187(13)
End Notes
200(3)
Investigating Theft Acts
203(22)
Theft Act Investigative Methods
205(13)
Coordinating an Investigation
206(2)
Surveillance and Covert Operations
208(2)
Invigilation
210(2)
Physical Evidence
212(6)
Key Terms
218(1)
Questions and Cases
218(5)
Discussion Questions
218(1)
True/False
218(1)
Multiple Choice
219(1)
Short Cases
220(1)
Extensive Cases
221(1)
Internet Assignment
222(1)
Debate
223(1)
End Notes
223(2)
Investigating Concealment
225(20)
Concealment Investigative Methods
226(14)
Aspects of Documentary Evidence
226(3)
Obtaining Documentary Evidence
229(7)
Document Experts
236(4)
Summary of Investigative Techniques
240(1)
Key Terms
240(1)
Questions and Cases
240(3)
Discussion Questions
240(1)
True/False
240(1)
Multiple Choice
241(1)
Short Cases
242(1)
Internet Assignment
243(1)
Debate
243(1)
End Notes
243(2)
Conversion Investigation Methods
245(22)
Conversion Searches
246(1)
Government Sources of Information
247(4)
Federal Sources of Information
247(2)
State Sources of Information
249(1)
County and Local Records
250(1)
Private Sources of Information
251(1)
Online Databases
252(2)
Internet Search
254(1)
The Net Worth Method
255(2)
Summary
257(1)
Key Terms
257(1)
Questions and Cases
258(8)
Discussion Questions
258(1)
True/False
258(1)
Multiple Choice
259(1)
Short Cases
260(3)
Extensive Cases
263(2)
Internet Assignments
265(1)
Debate
266(1)
End Notes
266(1)
Inquiry Methods and Fraud Reports
267(92)
Honesty Testing
268(1)
Pencil-and-Paper Test
268(1)
Graphology
268(1)
Voice Stress Analysis and Polygraphs
268(1)
Interviewing---An Overview
269(1)
Characteristics of a Good Interview
269(1)
Characteristics of a Good Interviewer
269(1)
Understanding Reaction to Crisis
270(3)
Stage 1. Denial
271(1)
Stage 2. Anger
272(1)
Stage 3. Rationalization and Bargaining
272(1)
Stage 4. Depression
272(1)
Stage 5. Acceptance
273(1)
Planning an Interview
273(5)
The Interviewer's Demeanor
274(1)
The Language of Interviews
274(1)
Question Typology
274(1)
Elements of Conversation
275(1)
Inhibitors of Communication
276(1)
Facilitators of Communication
277(1)
Mechanics of the Interview
278(30)
Introductory Questions
278(1)
Methodology
279(2)
Informational Questions
281(2)
Question Sequence
283(1)
Informational Question Techniques
284(1)
Note-Taking
284(1)
Observing Respondent Reactions
284(1)
Theme Development
285(1)
Transition Methodology
285(2)
Dealing with Resistance
287(1)
Difficult People
288(1)
Volatile Interviews
288(1)
Assessment Questions
289(1)
The Physiology of Deception
290(2)
Methodology of Assessment Questions
292(2)
Closing Questions
294(1)
Admission-Seeking Questions
295(2)
Steps in the Admission-Seeking Interview
297(5)
Refute Alibis
302(2)
Motive for the Fraud
304(1)
Others Involved
305(1)
Physical Evidence
305(1)
Specifics of Each Offense
306(1)
Signed Statements
307(1)
Key Points in Signed Statements
308(1)
The Fraud Report
308(2)
Summary
310(1)
Questions and Cases
310(7)
Discussion Questions
310(1)
True/False
310(1)
Multiple Choice
311(1)
Short Cases
312(2)
Extensive Cases
314(2)
Internet Assignments
316(1)
Debate
317(1)
End Notes
317(2)
Appendix A
319(2)
Appendix B
321(38)
Financial Statement Fraud
359(46)
The Problem of Financial Statement Fraud
361(10)
Financial Statement Problems in Recent Years
362(1)
Why These Problems Occurred
362(5)
Nature of Financial Statement Fraud
367(4)
Motivations for Financial Statement Fraud
371(1)
A Framework for Detecting Financial Statement Fraud
371(11)
Management and the Board of Directors
372(3)
Relationships with Others
375(4)
Organization and Industry
379(1)
Financial Results and Operating Characteristics
380(2)
Summary
382(1)
Key Terms
382(1)
Questions and Cases
382(8)
Discussion Questions
382(1)
True/False
383(1)
Multiple Choice
383(1)
Short Cases
384(2)
Extensive Cases
386(3)
Internet Assignments
389(1)
Debate
389(1)
End Notes
390(1)
Appendix
391(14)
Revenue- and Inventory-Related Financial Statement Frauds
405(34)
Revenue-Related Fraud
406(12)
Identifying Revenue-Related Exposures
408(1)
Identifying Revenue-Related Fraud Symptoms
409(2)
Actively Looking for Revenue-Related Fraud Symptoms
411(1)
Actively Searching for Revenue-Related Analytical Symptoms
412(3)
Actively Searching for Control Symptoms
415(1)
Actively Searching for Behavioral or Verbal and Lifestyle Symptoms
416(1)
Actively Searching for Tips and Complaints Symptoms
417(1)
Following Up on Revenue-Related Fraud Symptoms as an Investigator
418(1)
Inventory and Cost of Goods Sold Frauds
418(10)
Identifying Inventory and Cost of Goods Sold Exposures
419(2)
Identifying Symptoms of Inventory and Cost of Goods Sold Fraud
421(1)
Actively Searching for Inventory-Related Control Symptoms
422(1)
Actively Searching for Behavioral or Verbal and Lifestyle Symptoms
423(1)
Actively Searching for Tips and Complaints Symptoms
423(1)
Proactively Looking for Inventory and Cost of Goods Sold-Related Fraud Symptoms
424(1)
Searching for Inventory and Cost of Goods Sold Analytical Symptoms
425(3)
Summary
428(1)
Key Terms
428(1)
Questions and Cases
429(8)
Discussion Questions
429(1)
True/False
429(1)
Multiple Choice
429(2)
Short Cases
431(3)
Extensive Cases
434(2)
Internet Assignments
436(1)
Debate
437(1)
End Notes
437(2)
Liability, Asset, and Inadequate Disclosure Frauds
439(46)
Understatement of Liabilities Fraud
440(11)
Identifying Understatement of Liability Fraud Exposures
442(2)
Not Recording or Underrecording Various Types of Debt
444(1)
Detecting Understatement of Liability Fraud Symptoms
445(2)
Proactively Searching for Symptoms Related to the Underreporting of Liabilities
447(4)
Overstatement of Asset Fraud
451(13)
Identifying Asset Overstatement Fraud
451(7)
Identifying and Actively Searching for Asset Overstatement Fraud Symptoms
458(6)
Inadequate Disclosure Fraud
464(6)
Kinds of Disclosure Fraud
465(3)
Detecting Inadequate Disclosure Fraud
468(1)
Symptoms Related to Overall Misrepresentation About the Company or Its Assets
468(1)
Disclosure Fraud Related to Financial Reports and Financial Statement Footnotes
469(1)
Other Types of Financial Statement Fraud
470(3)
Inappropriate Accounting for Nonmonetary Transactions
470(1)
Inappropriate Accounting for Roundtrip Transactions
470(1)
Improper Accounting for Foreign Payments in Violation of the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA)
470(1)
Improper Use of Non-GAAP Financial Measures
471(1)
Improper Use of Off-Balance Sheet Arrangements
471(2)
Summary
473(1)
Key Terms
473(1)
Questions and Cases
474(8)
Discussion Questions
474(1)
True/False
474(1)
Multiple Choice
474(2)
Short Cases
476(3)
Extensive Cases
479(2)
Internet Assignments
481(1)
Debate
482(1)
End Notes
482(3)
Consumer Fraud
485(32)
Frauds Against Individuals
486(1)
Identity Theft
486(9)
How Fraudsters Convert Personal Information to Financial Gain
486(1)
The Process of Identity Theft
487(2)
Stealing a Victim's Identity
489(1)
Minimizing the Risk
490(3)
Prosecution of Identity Theft
493(1)
After Identity Theft Occurs
494(1)
Other Forms of Consumer Fraud
495(13)
Foreign Advance-Fee Scams
495(3)
Work at Home Schemes
498(3)
Bogus Mystery Shopping Scams
501(3)
Telemarketing Fraud
504(2)
Investment Scams
506(2)
Summary
508(1)
Additional Note to Students and Instructors
508(1)
Key Terms
508(2)
Questions and Cases
510(5)
Discussion Questions
510(1)
True/False
510(1)
Multiple Choice
510(2)
Short Cases
512(1)
Extensive Case
513(1)
Internet Assignment
514(1)
Debate
515(1)
End Notes
515(2)
Fraud Against Organizations
517(20)
Fraud Statistics
518(1)
Asset Misappropriations
519(7)
Theft of Cash Through Larceny
520(1)
Theft of Cash Through Skimming
520(1)
Cash Theft Through Fraudulent Disbursements
521(4)
Theft of Inventory and Other Assets
525(1)
Corruption
526(3)
Bribery
526(1)
Conflicts of Interest
527(2)
Economic Extortion and Illegal Gratuities
529(1)
Summary
529(1)
Key Terms
530(1)
Questions and Cases
530(6)
Discussion Questions
530(1)
True/False
530(1)
Multiple Choice
531(1)
Short Cases
532(3)
Extensive Cases
535(1)
Internet Assignments
536(1)
Debate
536(1)
End Notes
536(1)
Bankruptcy, Divorce, and Tax Fraud
537(36)
Tax Fraud
539(4)
Fraud and the Criminal Investigation Division
539(4)
CI Investigative Careers
543(1)
Divorce Fraud
543(1)
Bankruptcy Fraud
544(8)
The Bankruptcy Code
545(1)
Civil and Criminal Bankruptcy Fraud Statutes
546(1)
Civil Bankruptcy Statutes
547(1)
Participants in the Bankruptcy Process
548(2)
Participants in Divorce Cases
550(1)
Fraud Investigator's Relationship to Participants in Bankruptcy Proceedings
551(1)
Bankruptcy and Divorce Fraud Schemes---The Planned Bankruptcy (Bust-Out)
552(1)
Fraudulent Concealment of Assets or Income in Bankruptcies or Divorces
553(1)
The Debtor's or Divorcee's Estate
553(1)
Bankruptcy Statutes Concerning Concealment of Assets
553(1)
Means of Concealing Assets or Income
553(1)
Indicators of Possible Asset or Income Concealment
554(1)
Fraudulent Transfers
554(1)
Civil Liability for False Accusations
555(1)
Key Terms
555(7)
Questions and Cases
555(1)
Discussion Questions
555(1)
True/False
556(1)
Multiple Choice
556(1)
Short Cases
557(4)
Extensive Cases
561(1)
Internet Assignments
562(1)
End Notes
562(1)
Appendix A Affidavit of Proposed Investigator
563(6)
Appendix B Application for Retention of Investigator
569(4)
Fraud in E-Commerce
573(16)
Fraud Risks in E-Commerce
574(4)
E-Commerce Risks Inside Organizations
575(1)
E-Commerce Risks Outside Organizations
576(2)
Preventing Fraud in E-Commerce
578(3)
The Control Environment
578(1)
Risk Assessment
579(1)
Preventing Fraud Through Control Activities
579(2)
Detecting E-Business Fraud
581(1)
Summary
582(1)
Key Terms
582(1)
Questions and Cases
583(3)
Discussion Questions
583(1)
True/False
583(1)
Multiple Choice
583(1)
Short Cases
584(2)
End Notes
586(3)
Legal Follow-Up
589(19)
The Court System
590(3)
State Courts
590(1)
Federal Courts
591(1)
Civil and Criminal Fraud Trials
592(1)
Overview of the Civil Litigation Process
593(3)
Investigation and Pleadings
593(1)
Discovery
593(2)
Settlement Negotiations
595(1)
Trial and Appeal
595(1)
Overview of the Criminal Litigation Process
596(3)
Filing Criminal Charges
596(1)
Arresting and Charging the Defendant
596(1)
Preliminary Hearings
597(1)
Grand Jury
597(1)
Arraignment
598(1)
Discovery
598(1)
Pretrial Motions
598(1)
Trial and Appeal
598(1)
Being an Expert Witness
599(2)
Key Terms
601(1)
Questions and Cases
602(6)
Discussion Questions
602(1)
True/False
602(1)
Multiple Choice
602(1)
Short Cases
603(2)
Extensive Case
605(2)
Internet Assignment
607(1)
Debate
607(1)
End Notes
608

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