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Financial Statement Fraud

Revealed: Nine reasons businesses commit FSF and what you can do to prevent it
Financial Statement Fraud (FSF) is rife in many companies. This type of fraud happens when assets, revenues and profits are deliberately overstated. Or when liabilities, expenses and losses are intentionally understated in financial statements. Read on to find out why FSF is committed so you can take steps to prevent it...... ››› more
[03 December 2013]

Revealed: One common FSF scheme your business MUST be aware of
Financial Statement Fraud (FSF) happens when assets, revenues and profits are deliberately overstated. Or when liabilities, expenses and losses are intentionally understated in financial statements. Luckily, there's a way to avoid fraud on your financial statements. Read on to discover the two types of FSF you need to be aware of and how to identify their red flags...... ››› more
[05 September 2013]

Three areas that'll help you identify crippling FSF in your business
Financial Statement Fraud (FSF) can cripple your business. That's why it's important that when you look for fraud, you don't just look at the numbers, but look at the bigger picture of your business. Here are three areas in your business that are vulnerable to fraud.... ››› more
[24 July 2013]

Three ways to help prevent Financial Statement Fraud in your company
Financial Statement Fraud (FSF) can cripple your business. When FSF is committed, it's usually by members of senior management or the executives with access to financial information like budgets, expense reports, income statements, trial balances and balance sheet. Here are three tips you can use to identify red flags in your company.... ››› more
[24 May 2013]



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