The Little Book of Local Government Fraud

Description

$50 includes self-study manual and online quiz for 3 hours of CPE credit.

The Little Book of Government Fraud is for both the professional fraud examiner and lay-man alike. Even if you know little about fraud, Charles Hall, CPA, CFE, MAcc, will guide you to a much better understanding of how fraud is carried out and why it happens. The professional fraud examiner will find easy-to-understand prevention and detection techniques, which are complemented by a complete series of checklists.

Course objectives include:

• Identify common characteristics of fraudsters.
• Identify various types of fraud schemes.
• Recognize ways to detect and prevent fraud in local governments.
• Recognize ways to prevent fraud by identifying varies types of fraud schemes.
• Recall various red flag situations for detecting and preventing fraud.
• Identify the primary methods of stealing from governments.
• Specify details of receipt and disbursement fraud tests.
• Recall the three receipt fraud tests.
• Specify common times when detection of fraud surfaces.
• Cite exemptions that may occur within local governments.
• Select the dollar amount associated with median-sized governments.
• Identify the importance of forensic audits.
• Define terms associated with deficiencies in internal controls.
• Identify ways of categorizing and communicating control weaknesses.
• Recall lower cost options for preventing fraud in smaller governments.
• Identify recommended internal controls for small governments.

CPE Credit Hours: 3
NASBA Category of Study: Auditing (Governmental)
Program level: Basic
Prerequisites: None
Advance preparation: None
Who should attend: Auditors
Instructional method: Self-study text with online quiz. QAS SS

This course qualifies for Yellow Book CPE credit.

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