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AUDITING LL W/ CONNECT <C>
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ISBN: 9781307416268
Author: MESSIER
Publisher: MCGRAW-HILL HIGHER EDUCATION
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Chapter 4, Problem 4.31P

A

To determine

Introduction: Management fraud is a kind of fraud done by the upper level management in preparation of financial statements by manipulating the accounts in order to present a good image of the firm when actually it’s not that good.

To describe: The auditor’s responsibility for detecting fraud.

B

To determine

Introduction: Management fraud is a kind of fraud done by the upper level management in preparation of financial statements by manipulating the accounts in order to present a good image of the firm when actually it’s not that good.

To describe: The three conditions that are present when fraud occurs.

C

To determine

Introduction: Management fraud is a kind of fraud done by the upper level management in preparation of financial statements by manipulating the accounts in order to present a good image of the firm when actually it’s not that good.

To describe: Objectives of conducting brainstorming meeting.

D

To determine

Introduction: Management fraud is a kind of fraud done by the upper level management in preparation of financial statements by manipulating the accounts in order to present a good image of the firm when actually it’s not.

To describe: Required documentation for identified risk factors.

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