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  • Financial Forensics - QuickRead Featured

    Investigating Embezzlement: Three Big ‘Don’ts’

    September 19, 2012

    Whether you are engaged in a business valuation or a forensic investigation, do you know exactly what to do if you suspect that an employee of the subject company is committing theft? Darrell Dorrell and Gregory Gadawski provide company owners, CFOs, valuators, and forensic accountants with a check list of how to proceed in fraud investigations. The key procedural ingredient is caution. Here’s why.

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    Small Business, Big Risk: Two Surveys Highlight Fraud Vulnerability. —JofA

    August 22, 2012

    Few Companies with Under 100 Employees Have Fraud Controls in Place Small businesses are significantly more likely than their larger counterparts to neglect instituting basic antifraud controls that could save them from costly losses, a recent worldwide survey shows. The Journal of Accountancy reports in the August issue: 

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