Fraudulent Financial Statement: Evidence from Statement on Auditing Standard No. 99

SAS 99 consideration of fraud in a financial statement audit: a new auditing standard

Financial Statement Insurance

The largest corporate bankruptcy filed in the U.S. that of Enron Corp in 2001 was preceded by a string of disclosures about the restatements of their financial statements.The presence of such errors that required restatements of the financial statements brings into focus the salience of two inter-related needs. The first is the need to assess the quality of the information contained in the fina...

Predicting financial statement fraud using fuzzy neural networks

Fraud is a common phenomenon in business, and according to Section 24 of the Iranian Auditing Standards, it is the fraudulent act of one or more managers, employees, or third parties to derive unfair advantage and any intentional or unlawful conduct. Financial statements are a means of transmitting confidential management information about the<br ...

Application of Fuzzy Logic to Fraud Detection

for management override of controls. Auditors are discouraged from placing too much reliance on client representation and are required to maintain a skeptical attitude throughout the audit. The standard encourages auditors to engage in frequent discussion among engagement personnel regarding the risk of material misstatement due to fraud. SAS 99 also requires auditors to inquire of management a...

Detecting evolutionary financial statement fraud

Available online 24 August 2010