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Fraud is an economic and social menace with multiplier adverse consequences on individuals, organizations and the … society at large. Hence, the Fraud Box key Model (FBKM) was used as one of the palliative measures to eradicating and … proffering a permanent solution to this monster called fraud. The aim of this study was to ascertain the effectiveness of …
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companies need the effective instruments which enable them to detect the facts of financial statement fraud quickly because the … fraudulent from non-fraudulent financial statements reporting in Russia, and determine the accuracy level of fraud status … that it is possible to develop the fraud detection probit model and linear model (integrated M-score index), which enabled …
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The study examines the role of the forensic accountant's litigation services in fraud cases. Data was gathered mainly … one sample T-Test, which revealed that the forensic accountants litigation services does affect the adjudication of fraud … improve the use of forensic Accountants and in fraud cases as this will likely increase the chances of getting convictions …
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occurrence of corporate financial statement fraud. Many tools have been developed to detect the occurrence of corporate financial … statement fraud, particularly using various computer-assisted auditing tools including artificial intelligence. However, there … the occurrence of corporate financial statement fraud. This paper examines those theories and models and explains why …
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In this paper we investigate the EM-estimator of the model by Caudill et al. (2005). The purpose of the model is to identify items, e.g. individuals or companies, that are wrongly classified as honest; an example of this is the detection of tax evasion. Normally, we observe two groups of items,...
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