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    In light of the current economic environment and the heightened consideration that must be given to corporate governance in the post-Enron era, I respectfully submit to you the following proposal with optimism and urgency. There are tens of thousands of individuals right here in Colorado who, along with their public-sector employers, are currently at the mercy of the ethical compasses of only a few. As you may know, these individuals and their families have medical, dental, vision, and life “insurance”

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    training and professional performance of an auditor are addressed in the standards, the AICPA has not updated this standard since 1975 (Krahel and Titera, 2015). Auditing Standard 1010: Training and Proficiency of the Independent Auditor requires an audit "to be performed by a person or persons having adequate technical training and proficiency as an auditor" became a guideline for auditor knowledge and professional development (Public Company Accounting Oversight

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    conducted on the investigation of a world wide known company WorldCom, a company that had stolen billions in dollars from investors, competitors, and employees financial, to help live the senior managers lives more luxurious. This research paper will go more in depth to why the CEO Bernard Ebbers and the CFO Scott Sullivan committed financial statement fraud to benefit themselves. This will tell us behind the scenes of the investigation conducted against WorldCom and the consequences suffered to those

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    fines, as ACCC argued its behaviour of lying about bread freshness could constitute breach of consumer law (SMH 2015). As the total amount of fines could be considerable, along with a negative impact on reputation, Coles could have entered into financial distress. The reason I chose this article was that most Australian people shop in Coles every week, thus the case is closely related to our life which is worth talking about. Besides, the article covered issue of sales and non-compliance of law which

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    professional skepticism. Although it may seem easy to remain skeptical as an auditor, in reality, they face numerous barriers to fulfilling this duty. These barriers include but are not limited to: challenging high rank individuals both within the audit firm and at the client company, time constraints, budget constraints, fatigue and personal health concerns, lack of personal knowledge or skill, desire to please certain parties, and intimidation from others. First and foremost, this discussion will

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    Government Audit Case

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    Government Auditing Standards (AICPA. 10). The standards set by the accountability office are enforced on firms who break the independence of the firm. Scott and Moore are not married and their relationship is different than those of spouses. Their financial interests benefit them separately as independent people. The investment Scott made cannot be considered direct as they are in Scott’s name and are not material in relation of her net worth. This also makes the interest indirect to Moore, as it

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    Period-End Accruals Case

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    ) There was a lack of adequate cut-off procedures to ensure the timely recording of certain period-end accruals. This resulted in an audit adjustment of $3,578,000. The benchmark for overall materiality is $3,508,000, I would consider the audit adjustment of $3,578,000 a material misstatement. Control environment, principle 2 the board of directors and management exercise oversight of development and performance of internal controls. Due to the severity and material weakness of lack of adequate

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    CENDANT On December 17th 1997 CUC International a membership-based consumer service company focused on giving people access to discounts on travel, shopping, etc. and HFC Incorporated a large hotel franchiser merged together and became Cendant. CUC International lead by Walter Forbes deliberately and fictitiously made the company more than $500 million fictional revenue, which in effect led to one of the biggest fraud cases of the 1990’s. This is a very interesting fraud case and one that forced

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    1. Introduction On 1 January 2001, District Health Boards (DHBs) were established under the NZ Public Health and Disability Act 2000 (Kloosterman, 2010). There were a total of 21 districts health boards and Southern DHB is the first board formed as the result of the combination of two districts, Southland and Otago DHBs (Southern District Healthboard). SDHB was formed on 1 May 2010 and is responsible for most publicly funded primary health and hospital services in those two districts with a population

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    Accounting is the application of financial skills and an investigative mentality to unresolved issues, conducted within the context of the rules of evidence. Forensic Accounting borrows knowledge from Accounting,

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