Exam 9: Fraud Examination Evidence I: Physical, Documentary, and Observational Evidence

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Once fraud within the financial statements is suspected, what are the next steps that the audit team would take? Provide examples.

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Social networking sites such as Facebook® and MySpace® can be a source of evidence.

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How does a Benford analysis work?

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Investigation methods used to detect financial statement fraud are similar to those used to audit financial statements.

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Through Net Worth Analysis, you are attempting to determine:

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Provide at least three examples of both private and public databases.

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If skimming has been in practice for years in a business, why might it be hard to detect using horizontal analysis?

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Which of the types of filings would most likely indicate a financial need that might motivate financial statement fraud?

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Chemical analysis is performed by means of infrared, fluorescence, and spectro-chromatography to establish the difference between inks appearing on the same paper in handwriting analysis.

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Databases, court records and real estate records are all considered:

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Explain some considerations for choosing the appropriate evidence-gathering technique. To choose the appropriate technique, the forensic accountant should consider the following factors: the type of fraud believed to have been perpetrated; whether the fraud is ongoing; the extent of the fraud; the extent to which the investigation can be kept secret; the condition of the financial records, other source documents, and physical evidence; the sophistication of the suspect and whether collusion exists; the cost of applying a given method; the psychological and organizational impact of applying the given method; and the objectives of the investigation.

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Tracing and vouching are opposite investigation techniques.

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What is a search warrant?

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Which of the following type of records can typically only be access by law enforcement?

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__________ are used when third parties (persons other than the client) have knowledge of some aspect of a financial or non-financial matter and can be asked to provide this information.

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If the fraud investigator is not an employee of the IRS, or a member of a federal agency that can obtain tax records via subpoena, how much he obtain the information?

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What are the five common types of analytical procedures?

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The basis for net worth calculations is:

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If evidence is tangible, it is said to be _______ evidence.

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Which of the following would be a violation of the chain of custody?

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