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Description

Meet the four hour fraud education requirement while gaining an overview of the current auditing requirements. Learn about a brief history of recent public company frauds while focusing on the interactive case studies bringing these situations to life. Additionally, the case studies include fraud in tax and governmental organizations. Hear the story of a CPA who crossed the line from unethical behavior to fraud. What would you do if someone in your company or firm made a decision that put you and your organization at risk? Engage in a discussion regarding differences between small and large company frauds. Analyze the costs/benefits of fraud prevention compared to fraud detection. 

Level

Major Subjects

• SAS 99 and the rules which govern the profession
• Financial statement case studies
• Tax fraud case studies
• Government fraud case studies

Objectives

• Review SAS 99 and related rules governing the profession in regards to fraud.
• Identify the connection between our auditing procedures and detecting fraud.
• Recognize what we can learn from past frauds.
• Compare and contrast the differences between risks in small and and large companies.
• Identify benefits and costs between detection and prevention of fraud. 

Designed For

CPAs in industry, government and public practice.

Curriculums

NASB Credit Category

Number of Credit

Prerequisite

None.