To catch a thief
Employee fraud is big business - and getting bigger. As corporate automation grows, fraud opportunities rise apace while the detection and prevention of fraud become more problematic. As a result, businesses must pay more attention to white-collar crime, and many are tapping the unique financial ski...
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| description | Employee fraud is big business - and getting bigger. As corporate automation grows, fraud opportunities rise apace while the detection and prevention of fraud become more problematic. As a result, businesses must pay more attention to white-collar crime, and many are tapping the unique financial skills of the accounting profession to battle it. But CPAs are discovering that their facility with finances is not enough. They also need to sharpen their sleuthing skills - namely, interrogation - to get beyond the numbers. |
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| subjects | Cooperation CPAs Crime Dishonesty Employee theft Employees Fraud Fraud investigation Fraud prevention Internal controls Management Prevention Questioning Robbery Security management Skills Theft United States Workers |
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