You are registered for the “2024 Financial Statement Fraud” Event
Below are the Zoom instructions and course details:
Kaplan uses Zoom for live online classes. You will be prompted to enter your name and email to access the webinar. The room will be opened 15 minutes prior to the start time. If the room is open, then you will be sent in after you enter your information. If you are early or register before the class date, then you will receive an email with a link to join the session, which will put you in the waiting room until the room is opened.
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| Title: | Financial Statement Fraud |
| Date: | October 22, 2024 |
| Speaker: | John Fleming |
| Time: | 8:45 AM – 12:00 PM ET |
| Breaks/Lunch: | Break: 10:30 AM – 10:40 AM ET |
| Zoom Link: | http://zoom.us/j/93610888186 |
| Customer Support Number: | 866-265-1561 (extension 1) |
| Materials: | Attached |
- Please use a laptop or desktop computer to login. Webinar is not accessible via cell phone or tablet.
- If you are not at work, it is recommended you use your local internet and not remote into your work server by VPN as this can cause connection problems.
- It is also recommended that you DO NOT use Internet Explorer browser to access the webinar.
- You will get credit for the conference if you are on for the entire session and answer at least 80% of the polling questions.
- TCVSCPA evaluations are no longer required, however you are encouraged to fill out the Kaplan evaluation.
- The CPE Certificate will be available approximately 14 days after the event if you meet the criteria above.
Instances of financial statement fraud have occurred ever since the first financial statements were prepared. Financial statement fraud poses a significant threat to all businesses regardless of size. In this program, we will discuss fraud, fraud risk assessments, the Fraud Triangle, who commits fraud, fraud red flags and motivations to commit fraud, common fraud activities, COSO internal controls, anti-fraud controls, and numerous financial statement fraud case studies.
Participants will be able to:
- Define fraud in the context of financial statement fraud
- Describe financial statement frauds and how they occur
- Recognize both soft and hard indicators of fraud
- Identify red flags of financial statement fraud
- Identify who commits financial statement fraud and the incentives motivating them to do so
- Perform a financial statement fraud risk assessment
- Recognize the most common financial statement fraud activities through case analysis
- Identify best practices anti-fraud controls
Members: Free Non-Members: $75