Fraud
Fraud
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Identity theft, fictitious applicants and other forms of fraud continue with the advance premium tax credit for buying health insurance.
December 3 -
When valuing a company, a valuation analyst can play a critical role in identifying potential fraud risks and assessing whether management has implemented adequate measures.
November 17 -
Among the targets of the audit is a business development program designed to serve socially or economically disadvantaged individuals.
November 7 -
AI tools can generate receipts that are indistinguishable from authentic ones, complete with accurate logos, barcodes and subtotal math.
October 23 -
U.S. investigators are demanding a former executive's communications with the U.K. auditor and others involved in financial reporting before the startup's bankruptcy.
October 21 -
Accountants need to navigate the double-edged sword of artificial intelligence with smart payment platforms.
October 13 -
Evidence is almost entirely digital. At the same time, AI tools can fabricate near-perfect fakes. At what point does skepticism tip into forensics?
September 3 -
The overwhelming majority of organizations are finding themselves victims of fraud attempts, in many cases on a weekly basis, according to a new report.
August 27 -
WaterStation Management drew in veterans, stock traders, pharmacists, salespeople and retirees by leveraging fears about contaminated water and microplastics.
August 25 -
Snake oil; how to succeed in business; don't bet on it; and other highlights of recent tax cases.
August 25 -
An accountant was charged for embezzling more than $1.9 million from film productions and used the funds to stay at Las Vegas hotels and pay various young women.
August 11 -
A third of accountants conceded in a survey they would not be able to recognize an AI-generated fake receipt if it came across their desk.
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The alleged accounting fraud overstated revenue of the data-insight company Near Intelligence before it was acquired in 2022 by about $25 million.
August 7 -
Vertigo; not workin' on the railroad; bad company; and other highlights of recent tax cases.
August 7 -
U.S. public companies lost an average of 1.06% of their annual revenue to known frauds last year, amounting to billions of dollars, according to a new report.
July 31 -
Big rigged; fearsome foursome; NYPD blue; and other highlights of recent tax cases.
July 22 -
Plus, Sage launches Tap to Pay feature; UHY offers CCMP accelerator courses; and other accounting technology news and updates.
July 18 -
Fraud prevention demands more than data analysis; it requires leadership, cultural development and strategic foresight.
July 9 -
The American Institute of CPAs' Auditing Standards Board is looking for feedback on a proposed standard updating auditors' responsibilities related to fraud.
July 3 -
Now more than ever, businesses globally have become increasingly susceptible to financial fraud.
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