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that it has adequate procedures in placeto preventaccounting fraud
PW auditors guilty ICAI wants more teethto preventaccounting fraud
in which audit committees failedto preventaccounting fraud
Lacking empowered gatekeepersto preventaccounting fraud
Weak internal controlscan resultin accounting fraud
to clean up their internal controlsto preventaccounting fraud
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such CEO characteristicshave ledto accounting fraud
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the reliability of reported financial information ... helppreventaccounting fraud
Good morning on behalf the opening remarks at foreign bribery and other corrupt practicesmay resultin accounting fraud
research claims Management Social pressures from managementcausesaccounting fraud
the Perceptions of Northern Virginia Accountants on Internal Control WeaknessesResultingin Accounting Fraud
the brain 's sensitivity for emotionscausesaccounting fraud
in which the auditing process worksto preventaccounting fraud
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to set in place internal controls and auditing safeguardsto preventaccounting fraud
the 2002 Sarbanes - Oxley act 's instruments ... powerful enoughto preventaccounting fraud
our government " congress " under Obama(passive) created byaccounting fraud
inflated corporate profitsresultingfrom an accounting fraud
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the installation process of new IT systemsmight leadto accounting fraud
several important aspects of the process by whichmight leadto accounting fraud
that ChuoAoyama lacked adequate reviewing systems and internal controlsto preventaccounting fraud
Restore requirements in the “ Sarbanes - Oxley ” law that publicly traded companies of all sizes take stepsto preventaccounting fraud
the slew of new rules designedto preventaccounting fraud
a 25bn [ pounds sterling ] debtresultingfrom an accounting fraud
Management accountants , who are responsible for a company 's financial information , and internal auditors , who helppreventaccounting fraud
Crutchley , C.E. , Jensen , M.R.H. , and Marshall ( 2007 ... corporate environmentscontributeto accounting fraud
Several aspects of the corporate culturecontributedto the accounting fraud
Another sorely needed function which has been addedto preventaccounting fraud
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to inflate the companywas designedto inflate the company
Rite Aid to overstate profits by $ 1.6 billioncausedRite Aid to overstate profits by $ 1.6 billion
the company to erase $ 1.6 billion in reported profitpromptedthe company to erase $ 1.6 billion in reported profit
to boost the companydesignedto boost the company
company moral(passive) caused bycompany moral
to the company ’s failureledto the company ’s failure
to that company ’s bankruptcy in 2001ledto that company ’s bankruptcy in 2001
in billions of investor dollars being lost after the company 's market value plunged and it was forced into bankruptcyresultedin billions of investor dollars being lost after the company 's market value plunged and it was forced into bankruptcy
to the company 's collapseleadingto the company 's collapse
by examining the ledgers of a company with other records to ensure that the ledgers provide a true and fair view of the company 's financial dealingsis preventedby examining the ledgers of a company with other records to ensure that the ledgers provide a true and fair view of the company 's financial dealings
in the restatement of the company 's financial statementsresultedin the restatement of the company 's financial statements
to the company ceasing in the endledto the company ceasing in the end
to the Italian dairy company ’s collapseledto the Italian dairy company ’s collapse
to many serious problem for everyone not only for the perpetratorleadsto many serious problem for everyone not only for the perpetrator
to provide a basic understanding of the impact that fraud has on an organization ( 3 lecdesignedto provide a basic understanding of the impact that fraud has on an organization ( 3 lec
fake revenue to meet analyst estimatescreatingfake revenue to meet analyst estimates
to the alleged Securities Exchange Act of 1934 § 10(bleadingto the alleged Securities Exchange Act of 1934 § 10(b
to the city 's problemsmay have contributedto the city 's problems
the public to believe the company is doing well socausesthe public to believe the company is doing well so
to overstate KPNQwest 's revenues and assets , thereby contributing to the firm 's bankruptcydesignedto overstate KPNQwest 's revenues and assets , thereby contributing to the firm 's bankruptcy
to many serious problem Diamond Foods Accounting Scandal BACKGROUNDleadsto many serious problem Diamond Foods Accounting Scandal BACKGROUND
the U.S. upper class to appear to be super rich but with imaginary - counterfeit moneyis causingthe U.S. upper class to appear to be super rich but with imaginary - counterfeit money
to the largest bankruptcy in U.S. history on March 3 , 2004 in New York Cityledto the largest bankruptcy in U.S. history on March 3 , 2004 in New York City
in the fourth quarter of last yearwas discoveredin the fourth quarter of last year
Franklin Raines ' incentive compensation from Fannie(passive) triggered byFranklin Raines ' incentive compensation from Fannie
Prevent bankruptcy(passive) caused byPrevent bankruptcy
at Banamex , a subsidiary in Mexicodiscoveredat Banamex , a subsidiary in Mexico
off a period of selling that wiped about $ 3.7 billion from the company ’s market value last yearsetoff a period of selling that wiped about $ 3.7 billion from the company ’s market value last year
to bankruptcy of high profile companies such as Enron and WorldComleadingto bankruptcy of high profile companies such as Enron and WorldCom
to keep tax liability as low as possible at a companydesignedto keep tax liability as low as possible at a company
$ 580 Million Write - Down at XinhaiPrompts$ 580 Million Write - Down at Xinhai
Enrons collapse(passive) was caused byEnrons collapse
to scandals such as Enron , WorldCom , and Adelphialedto scandals such as Enron , WorldCom , and Adelphia
to inflate earnings , revenues , and assets reported by the company in financial statements filed with the Commission and disseminated to the publicdesignedto inflate earnings , revenues , and assets reported by the company in financial statements filed with the Commission and disseminated to the public
To Settlement With SEC | Ball & BonholtzerLeadsTo Settlement With SEC | Ball & Bonholtzer
in creditors and stockholders losing confidence in listed companies , which negatively affects the whole worldwide economycan resultin creditors and stockholders losing confidence in listed companies , which negatively affects the whole worldwide economy
to hide a struggling company 's true condition from investorsdesignedto hide a struggling company 's true condition from investors
to the criminal convictions of its founder , John J. Rigas , and his son Timothyledto the criminal convictions of its founder , John J. Rigas , and his son Timothy
$ 580 Million Write - Down at CAT | AccountingWEBPrompts$ 580 Million Write - Down at CAT | AccountingWEB
to the largest bankruptcy in historyledto the largest bankruptcy in history