Fraud Prevention and Detection in Government
Description
In this course, we will discuss the legal and colloquial definitions of fraud, as well as the different types and causes of white-collar crime. Participants will learn their professional responsibilities as auditors, including designing audit procedures to detect fraud, the role of internal controls, and supervision in preventing fraud. Case studies will be used to explore the fraud triangle framework and the measures taken to detect the fraud. To make these concepts come alive, I've filled this course with stories, analogies, and a job aid for assessing fraud risk.
Course Objectives
Cite auditor responsibilities for the detection of fraud
Demonstrate a working knowledge of the five components of internal control and how they relate to fraud prevention and detection
Categorize the three main types of fraud by using the fraud tree
Define fraud and the three components of the fraud triangle
Identify common fraud schemes
Program level: Basic
Instructional method: Video
Category of study: Auditing (Governmental)
Who should attend: Auditors
CPE Credit Hours: 3
Instructor: Parker Skaats, CPA
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