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CPE Credits: 2
Course Level: Basic
Prerequisite: None
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Description:
Financial statement fraud in nonprofit organizations is perpetrated using methods that are very different than those used by commercial businesses, and is committed for very different reasons as well. Financial reporting fraud may be committed by either sham charities or by actual working organizations. And the methods used to commit these frauds may surprise you.
What you will learn:
Types of nonprofit organizations that may be involved in financial statement fraud
Motives behind financial reporting fraud in nonprofit organizations
Methods used to perpetrate financial statement fraud in nonprofit organizations
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PRESENTER: GERARD ZACK, CFE, CPA
RECORDING DATE: AUGUST 23, 2007
DURATION: 100 MINUTES
Field of Study: Accounting
Last Updated: March 2013
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