The Complete Guide to Spotting Accounting Fraud & Cover-ups: Everything You Need to Know Explained Simply
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| Rating | : | 4.50 (820 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B00AV8MXGA |
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| Number of Pages | : | 197 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2014-06-26 |
| Language | : | English |
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There are a number of other books on this subject, but they are mostly more technical in nature. Maeda s book is an excellent overview on fraud. --Richard P. Kozlow, Senior Managing Director, Watkins Consulting, Inc in ABA Banking Journal 2010 Next Generation Indie Book Awards Winner - Finance Category --Indie Book Awards2010 Next Generation Indie Book Awards Winner - Finance Category --Indie Book Awards . This work does a good job of covering a broad and complex area in its 336 pages
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After reading The Complete Guide to Spotting Accounting Fraud & Cover-Ups, you will no longer have to worry about accounting fraud and can focus on increasing your profits.. You will learn how to recognize earnings manipulation, premature and fictitious revenue, overvalued assets and undervalued liabilities, and more.This manual will be an indispensable aid for serious investors, industry pros, acquisition and merger managers, and small business owners alike. So how can you prevent this from happening in 2010? The Complete Guide to Spotting Accounting Fraud& Cover-Ups details how to spot minor abnormalities or forgeries in paperwork, as well as what to immediately suspect and methods for uncovering scams.You will learn the signs to look for, including exc
Useful introduction to detect ocupational frauds This book has two parts: ocupational fraud and financial fraud. I liked a lot the first part, dealing with ocupational fraud and how employees manipulate the books to cover it up. One key issue with ocupational fraud is to cook the books to cover up the theft. Otherwise, it woulld be short lived. Very interesting and well written. I think that small and medium size business will find useful tips to avoid and detect being robbed by their employees.The second part of the book, dealing with finanacial fraud is less interesting. Basically is an introduction to fi. Connie said Five Stars. good book. Great intro book Ray C It covers the topic in a general and interesting way. She does not write above her audience and give real life fraud examples. Great book