Questions from Fraud Examination


Q: Alexia Jones is a worker at a local 24-hour pharmacy

Alexia Jones is a worker at a local 24-hour pharmacy. Alexia works the night shift and is the only worker. Because management is cost-conscious and business is slow at night, Alexia has been given the...

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Q: Bob's Country Kitchen, a small family-owned restaurant in northern

Bob's Country Kitchen, a small family-owned restaurant in northern New York, has seen a drop in profitability over the past three years and the owners want to know why. Bob's has been a local favorite...

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Q: In October 2014, the following case was heard in New Jersey

In October 2014, the following case was heard in New Jersey. A former optometrist was sentenced to seven years in state prison for conspiracy, theft by deception, falsifying records, and falsification...

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Q: FCS Fund Management is an investment marketing business with sales of over

FCS Fund Management is an investment marketing business with sales of over $10 million and with offices in Norwich, Connecticut; Dubai; and Hong Kong. It sells high-yield investment schemes, offering...

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Q: Assume that you are a consultant for Long Range Builders, a

Assume that you are a consultant for Long Range Builders, a company that specializes in the mass production of wood trusses. The trusses are used in the building of houses throughout the United States...

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Q: You are the controller at a start-up company named HyperGiobal

You are the controller at a start-up company named HyperGiobal created by your friend, Kevin. Your company is growing quickly, and you and Kevin are finding it difficult to hire qualified people fast...

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Q: In 1992 General Motors experienced a $436 million fraud committed by

In 1992 General Motors experienced a $436 million fraud committed by a Long Island automobile dealer. Because of this huge fraud, they have asked you to help them install a "framework that would not a...

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Q: Many companies try to hide their losses from fraud rather than make

Many companies try to hide their losses from fraud rather than make them public.

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Q: According to the text, when one Fortune 500 company changed its

According to the text, when one Fortune 500 company changed its stance on fraud from "The CEO is to be informed when someone is prosecuted for fraud" to "The CEO is to be informed when someone who com...

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Q: As a fraud expert asked to investigate possible fraud at a local

As a fraud expert asked to investigate possible fraud at a local nonprofit organization, you suspect that one of the workers, Stacey, has been embezzling money. After securing enough evidence to be ve...

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