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Stop Receivables Fraud Before It Starts
From invoices and payments to discounts and write-offs, many business transactions are recorded to accounts receivable. This makes receivables a popular fraud target.
Prevent Occupational Fraud From Infecting Your Medical Practice
Because most physicians have no background in business management or accounting, medical practices can be easy targets for occupational fraud. But at a time when reimbursement rates are being squeezed, the last thing your practice needs is employee theft.
Fraudulent Transfer Laws Could Sabotage Your Estate Plan
Estate planning aims to help individuals achieve several important goals — primary among them, transferring wealth to loved ones at the lowest possible tax cost.
Protect Your Business Against Spoofing and Phishing Schemes
With everything that is done online nowadays, businesses are more vulnerable to “spoofing” schemes. Business information such as names, recurring invoices and invoice amounts are all the information anyone would need to spoof a vendor. Sending an email that looks like it’s from one of your existing…
Divide and Conquer Risks: Segregation of Duties in Small Businesses
The most effective way to ensure oversight, improve accuracy and prevent fraud is by dividing crucial duties and responsibilities across the organization.
How Real Estate Investors Can Uncover Financial Statement Fraud
With millions of dollars at stake, an overextended real estate developer has a lot to lose if lack of funds causes a project to collapse. To attract investment capital, some developers have been known to resort to financial statement fraud.
Are Your Internal Controls Strong Enough to Stop Fraud?
Manufacturers are more vulnerable to fraud than companies in other industries. The median fraud loss in the manufacturing sector was $240,000, according to the 2018 Report to the Nations published by the Association of Certified Fraud Examiners (ACFE).
Are You Ready for Floods, Fires and Fraud?
Knowing that hurricanes, wildfires and power outages happen, your business has probably created a disaster plan to help minimize damages and get back to business. Unfortunately, fraud also happens.
Can You Spot the Signs of Bankruptcy Fraud?
Imagine that your company landed a lucrative new account, and the customer placed a few small orders, paying on time. Now they want to place a larger order, if you’ll expand their credit line. Watch out!