Behavioral intention to use forensic accounting services for the detection and prevention of fraud by large Malaysian companies
This study investigates the factors that influence the behavioral intention to use forensic accounting services in the detection and prevention of fraud by large Malaysian companies. The research was motivated by the underutilization of forensic accounting services, an essential and effective fraud detection and prevention method. The low usage of this service by companies in Malaysia and worldwide has been pointed out as a contributing factor in the escalation of fraud. The organizational intention to use professional services including forensic accounting services have not been researched previously.
Year of publication: |
2011
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Authors: | Muthusamy, Gunasegaran |
Publisher: |
Curtin University of Technology, Graduate School of Business |
Subject: | behavioral intention | forensic accounting services | detection and prevention of fraud | Malaysian companies |
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