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Cases from the SEC Files: Topics in Auditing

Cases from the SEC Files: Topics in Auditing
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Cases from the SEC Files: Topics in Auditing

 
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This casebook consists of 26 cases excerpted from the SEC Enforcement Division's releases for false and misleading financial statements, each containing valuable lessons to be learned about the possibility of financial statement fraud and how an auditor can go about finding such fraud. The real people, companies, and events of each case provide readers with an understanding of the practical applicability and real consequences of the book's discussions. A four-part organization examines professional responsibilities, internal control, specific accounts and areas, and cases covering multiple areas. For fraud examiners and those preparing for the CFE exam.

 
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Product Details
Author:Charles P. Cullinan
Paperback:215 pages
Publisher:Prentice Hall
Publication Date:February 25, 2002
Language:English
ISBN:0130648167
Product Width:200.5 centimeters
Product Height:249.5 centimeters
Product Weight:0.93 pounds
Package Length:9.98 inches
Package Width:8.02 inches
Package Height:0.39 inches
Package Weight:0.93 pounds
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2Hackwork  Mar 14, 2008 By Diego Banducci
Anyone who teaches Forensic Accounting, as I do, is ultimately forced to rely heavily on the Accounting and Auditing Enforcement releases (AAERs) issued by the SEC. This book is simply a series of summaries of the better known releases, virtually in the same words used by the Commission, i.e., there is little independent analysis, while failing to cite the AAER number.

A better book, which does what these authors failed to do and much more, is The Financial Numbers Game: Detecting Creative Accounting Practices. As a second choice, consider Financial Shenanigans: How to Detect Accounting Gimmicks & Fraud in Financial Reports, Second Edition.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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