Fraud Overview for Accountants and AuditorsCode: 23-FRAUDOV

120 Pages The course addresses various issues related to fraud. In particular, accountants and auditors need to be aware of the types of fraud that clients and employees may be committing, especially in light of myriad lawsuits against auditors and accountants. Topics include a review of the results of the fraud Report to the Nation, types of fraud, auditor's role in addressing fraud, and the accountant's responsibility for fraud in a compilation and review engagement. The course also discusses miscellaneous fraud-related issues including whistleblowing, anti-fraud measures, considering an entity's fraud scorecard, and more. LEARNING OBJECTIVES I. Section I Identify examples of fraud cash disbursements Identify the difference between fraud and an error Recognize some of the conditions of the fraud triangle Identify examples of financial statement fraud Identify types of misappropriation of assets II.Section II Identify additional procedures an auditor is required to perform to deal with the risk of management override of internal controls Identify examples of missed audit procedures involving the detection of fraud Identify audit procedures an auditor should perform to address certain frauds involving revenue Identify the elements of a fraud predator profile Identify some of the whistleblower protections for employees of public companies III. Section III Identify some of the recommendations to minimize a CPA's exposure to fraud risk Presentation Method:  QAS Self-Study   Category:  Auditing CPE credit:  4 Hours Program Level:  Update Prerequisites:  None Advance Preparation:  None Exam expiration date:  Participants must submit exams for grading within one year from the date of purchase