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Financial Investigation and Forensic Accounting, Third Edition
β Scribed by Manning, Ph.D CFE EA George A
- Publisher
- CRC Press
- Year
- 2012
- Tongue
- English
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- 772
- Edition
- 3rd ed
- Category
- Library
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β¦ Synopsis
Economics of Crime Financial Crimes Offshore Activities Evidence Net Worth Theory Expenditure Theory Scenario Case RICO Net Worth Solution Tax Net Worth Solution RICO Expenditure Solution Tax Expenditure Solution Organized Crime Trial Preparation and Testimony Accounting and Audit Techniques Sources of Information Wagering and Gambling Fraud Prevention for Consumers Fraud Prevention for Business Money Laundering Read more...
Abstract: Economics of Crime Financial Crimes Offshore Activities Evidence Net Worth Theory Expenditure Theory Scenario Case RICO Net Worth Solution Tax Net Worth Solution RICO Expenditure Solution Tax Expenditure Solution Organized Crime Trial Preparation and Testimony Accounting and Audit Techniques Sources of Information Wagering and Gambling Fraud Prevention for Consumers Fraud Prevention for Business Money Laundering Interviewing Investigative Interview Analysis Banking and Finance Reports and Case Files Audit Programs Seizures and Forfeitures Judicial System Criminology Physical Security Search Wa
β¦ Table of Contents
Content: Front Cover
Table of Contents
Figures
Tables
Exhibits
Acknowledgment
About the Author
Chapter 1. Economics of Crime
Chapter 2. Financial Crimes
Chapter 3. Offshore Activities
Chapter 4. Evidence
Chapter 5. Net Worth Theory
Chapter 6. Expenditure Theory
Chapter 7. Scenario Case
Chapter 8. RICO Net Worth Solution
Chapter 9. Tax Net Worth Solution
Chapter 10. RICO Expenditure Solution
Chapter 11. Tax Expenditure Solution
Chapter 12. Organized Crime
Chapter 13. Trial Preparation and Testimony
Chapter 14. Accounting and Audit Techniques
Chapter 15. Sources of Information Chapter 16. Wagering and GamblingChapter 17. Fraud Prevention for Consumers
Chapter 18. Fraud Prevention for Business
Chapter 19. Money Laundering
Chapter 20. Interviewing
Chapter 21. Investigative Interview Analysis
Chapter 22. Banking and Finance
Chapter 23. Reports and Case Files
Chapter 24. Audit Programs
Chapteer 25. Seizures and Forfeitures
Chapter 26. Judicial System
Chapter 27. Criminology
Chapter 28. Physical Security
Chapter 29. Search Warrants
Chapter 30. Computer Crimes
Chapter 31. Document Examination
Chapter 32. Fraud Examiner Appendix A. Federal Reserve DistrictsAppendix B. Money Laundering Acronyms
Appendix C. Internet Sources of Information
Appendix D. Internet Country Codes
Appendix E. Glossary of Common Internet Terms
Appendix F. Engagement Letters
Bibliography
Back Cover
β¦ Subjects
Forensic accounting -- United States. Fraud investigation -- United States. White collar crime investigation -- United States.
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