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    The Corporate Con

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    Courtney Newcomer Professor Poirier Acct 3040 November 2‚ 2011 The Corporate Con: The Internal Fraud and The Auditor          In the movie the Corporate Con: The Internal Fraud and the Auditor there were several different people who seemed like your everyday "Joe‚" but were actually criminals who committed fraud. Some of the frauds committed in this movie were: Cash Fraud‚ Accounts Receivable Fraud‚ Expense Fraud‚ purchasing fraud‚ and corruption. Focusing on two individuals Pam and John

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    subsequent period. d) Analyze transactions occurring within a few days before and after year-end. 4. The confirmation of the client’s trade accounts receivable is a means of obtaining evidential matter and is specifically considered to be generally accepted auditing a) Principle. c) Procedure. b) Standard. d) Practice. 5. Approximately 95% of returned accounts receivable confirmations indicated that the customer

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    FirewallSoftware or hardware that can help protects a computer from hackers or malicious software. A firewall helps prevent malicious software (such as worms) from gaining access to a computer through a network or over the Internet‚ and helps prevent a computer from sending malicious software to other computers. | |  Show all Firewall: frequently asked questions Here are answers to some common questions about firewalls.  What is a firewall? A firewall is software or hardware that checks information

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    own destiny. The loss of control can be really bad for internal orientation because I don’t believe they can handle the negative response as good as external orientation. Discuss how confirmation bias can influence perceptions and how some beliefs can actually generate their own confirmation. Confirmation bias is a way of thinking a particular way and pretty much having your mind set on what you believe is true. They also look for what confirms their belief. For example‚ an individual can

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    Case 2.3

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    e Case 2.3 Questions: 1. Existence‚ completeness and valuation. The confirmations confirm or deny the stated amount of the receivable. The confirmation proves existence‚ that the client exists; completeness‚ balances that should be recorded are recorded; and valuation‚ the amount recorded is appropriate.(AU330.12) The year-end sales cutoff tests helps achieve a low audit rick for completeness and existence. (AU330.09) (AU 9350 1.02b) AU330.12 - 2. Cooper & Lybrand should not have

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    6-22 What are the purposes of the two parts of the report of management? The purpose of the first part of the report of management is for management to state its responsibilities for internal control over financial reporting. The Second part of the report states management’s responsibility for the fair presentation of the financial statements. What is the auditor’s responsibility related to the report of management? The auditor’s responsibility is to express an opinion on the fairness of the

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    apparent ability of knowledge without assumptions or the use of reasoning. This was the preliminary aspect of what we now call the Raven paradox. The Raven Paradox is the most common title used in preference to ‘Hempel’s Paradox’ or the ‘Paradox of confirmation’. Hempel’s Raven Paradox was initially established to question the methods of induction. Through a carefully selected scientific procedure‚ Hempel aimed to highlight the concepts of how inductive reasoning was a source of violation towards intuition

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    compare the information you have against the 425 million records in the SSA database and the 60 millions records in the DHS immigration databases. You get results in seconds. You will either be told you have a confirmations or a Tentative Non-Confirmations. In you receive a Tentative Non-confirmation you simply print off the Non-Confirm paperwork‚ hand it to your employee and ask them to check a box stating whether or not they want to contest the non-confirm‚ if the do not you will terminate them at that

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    without impaired judgment. Alicia White‚ Senior Partner‚ KRA‚ suggests asking the customers for verifications due to the high volume of sales ClariCall’s Revenue Account shows. Confirmation procedures for receivables are important audit tests that lead to sales verification. I would agree with requesting for external confirmations first. In doing so the customer would verify the validity of the company’s claims. Having actual proof in hand is better than taking the company’s word at full value. This

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    problem? Which moral theory does it object to? i. Moral Saints Problem → Since utilitarianism requires us to do whatever produces the greatest overall utility‚ we can never settle for anything less than that. ii. Moral Confirmation → The Moral Saints Problem objects moral confirmation by placing demands upon us that extend beyond what even the best of us normally take to be our moral duty. 4. Consider person A‚ who acts to help person B‚ who is in need. Would Kant say that A’s helping B is wrong

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