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How Fraud Can Affect Smaller Organizations 2024

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Overview

Small to medium-sized companies often fail to address fraud-related risks adequately. Often, organizations lack the resources needed to mitigate this risk. In other cases, owners or senior management underestimate the scope of the issue. Regardless of size, all organizations must be aware of the risks associated with intentional fraud. We’ll explore why fraud occurs, examining defalcations often used against smaller entities. Then, review measures that organizations can implement to increase security and stop fraud.

Highlights

  • The reasons for fraud
  • Fraudulent acts that are initiated against smaller organizations
  • Methods to stop fraud attempts against small businesses

Prerequisites

None

Designed For

CPAs, accounting, and business professionals.

Objectives

  • Identify reasons that employees and others who are internal to an organization choose to undertake fraudulent acts
  • Recall the factors that make smaller organizations attractive to those considering fraud
  • Identify specific internal control measures that can help to reduce fraud activities executed against smaller and medium-sized companies

Preparation

None

Leader(s):

Leader Bios

Karl Egnatoff, Phoenix Beach, LLC

Karl W. Egnatoff, CPA, CITP, is based in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. He has worked as a consultant, trainer and programmer related to financial and business technology projects for the past 18 years. Prior to this, Karl worked in public accounting as well as in private sector accounting for a period of approximately six years. In addition to being a CPA, he is also a Certified Information Technology Professional (CITP).

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Non-Member Price $209

Member Price $159