November 2012
Beginner
288 pages
7h 38m
English
Content preview from Financial Statement Fraud: Strategies for Detection and Investigation
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Index
A
Accelerated depreciation
Accommodations
Accounting estimates
Accounts payable
Accounts receivable turnover
Accrued compensation
Acid-test ratio
Activity ratios
Advertising
Advertising costs
Agent
Altered documents
Altman Z-Score
American Airlines
American Institute of Certified Public Accountants
Amortization
Analytical procedures
Appraisals
Appraiser
Asset misappropriations
Asset quality index
Asset retirement obligation
Asset turnover
ASU 2009-13
Audit committee
Auditing standards
Auditor liability
Available-for-sale securities
B
Backdating
Barter arrangements
Barter credits
Barter transactions
Beneish, Messod
Benford's Law
Bill and hold schemes
Bonds
Bribes
Budget variance analysis
Bundling
Business combinations
C
Call provisions
Call risk
Capitalization
Capitalized cash flows
Cash flows
Central Bureau of Investigation
Changes in accounting principle
Channel stuffing
Charitable contributions
Chen, Ken Y.
Commitments
Committee of Sponsoring Organizations
Compensated absences
Conditional asset retirement obligations
Conflict of interest
Consignment
Consolidated financial statements
Consolidation
Consolidations
Contingencies
Contingent liabilities
Contra-asset account
Control
Control activities
Control environment
Controlling financial interest
Cost approach
Coupon rate
Cressey, Donald
Current ratio
Customer loyalty programs
D
Data conversion
Days payables outstanding
Days receivable outstanding
Debreceny, Roger
Debt covenants
Debt obligations
Debt securities
Debt to equity ...
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