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Friday, September 8, 2017 Live

Fraud and Abuse in Not-for-Profit Entities and Governments: Stealing from Everyone (E1709041)

8:30 AM - 4:30 PM EDT

Registration: 8:00 AM EDT

NJCPA Education Center

425 Eagle Rock Avenue,
Roseland , NJ 07068

8 CPE Credits in AA

OVERVIEW

When not-for-profit entities and governments fall prey to fraud and abuse, it breaks the hearts of donors and taxpayers. Fraud and abuse also causes donors and taxpayers to lose confidence in those not-for-profit entities and governments. In this course, we will focus on the common types of fraud and abuse that occur in not-for-profit entities and governments and also address the auditor’s responsibilities related to fraud and abuse. The course materials utilize a highly illustrative and innovative format. Over 30 focused exercises are included to provide an enhanced knowledge of fraud and abuse in not-for-profit entities and governments.

DESIGNED FOR

Auditors of not-for-profit entities and governments and industry professionals interested in preventing fraud.

BENEFITS

  • The current GAAS requirements related to fraud found in AU Section 240, Consideration of Fraud in a Financial Statement Audit
  • The Yellow Book requirements related to fraud, waste and abuse
  • Common conditions that indicate the financial statements may contain a material misstatement from fraud and fraud risk factors frequently observed in not-for-profit entities and governments
  • Recent frauds that occurred in not-for-profit entities involving the theft of cash; falsified billings; improper use of credit cards; the redirection of cash and non-cash contributions; conversion of assets; the redirection of benefits; grant-related fraud; and travel and expense reporting fraud
  • Recent frauds that occurred in governments involving: falsified applications for benefits; payroll fraud; vendor fraud; kickbacks; workers’ compensation and risk management frauds; purchase card abuse; providing government services for personal benefit; misappropriation of utility payments; and theft of assets
  • Tools for fraud prevention and detection

HIGHLIGHTS

  • Confidently and efficiently comply with the GAAS and Yellow Book requirements related to fraud
  • Improve your awareness of real-world frauds occurring in not-for-profit entities and governments
  • Implement useful fraud prevention tools
  • Perceive how real-world frauds were actually discovered

COURSE LEVEL

Intermediate

PREREQUISITES

Basic knowledge of the not-for-profit and government environment

ADVANCE PREPARATION

None

ADDITIONAL NOTES

  • Qualifies for Yellow Book.

INSTRUCTOR

William Allen

William H. Allen, CPA, Ph.D., M.B.A.

Surgent Professional Education

Dr. William H. Allen Jr. opened his own accounting firm (Allen & Associates, CPA) in 1984 and he still manages the firm's overall day-to-day operations. His particular expertise lies within the areas of taxation and attest functions, which include auditing, compilations, reviews, and other services where independence is required. Prior to starting his own company, Dr. Allen worked for Arthur Andersen, LLP for 12 years in their Chicago, Atlanta, and Los Angeles offices. Dr. Allen holds a B.A. degree (double major in accounting and economics) from Florida A&M University. He received his M.B.A. degree (emphasis in accounting and finance) from Northern Illinois University. He also has a Ph.D. degree in accounting systems design and implementation from Temple University.

PRICING

$399.00 - Nonmember

$299.00 - Member

Pre-Registration Closed

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ADDITIONAL OPTIONS

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COURSE DEVELOPER

Surgent

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