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Introduction to Revenue‐Based Financial Reporting Fraud Schemes

Gerard M. Zack CFE, CPA, CIA, CCEP

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This chapter introduces the revenue recognition category of financial statement fraud. Criteria found in the accounting standards for recognizing revenue are introduced, as are the four primary categories of revenue recognition fraud schemes: (1) timing schemes, (2) fictitious or inflated revenue, (3) misclassifications, and (4) gross-up schemes.

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This chapter introduces the revenue recognition category of financial statement fraud. Criteria found in the accounting standards for recognizing revenue are introduced, as are the four primary categories of revenue recognition fraud schemes: (1) timing schemes, (2) fictitious or inflated revenue, (3) misclassifications, and (4) gross-up schemes.

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This chapter introduces the revenue recognition category of financial statement fraud. Criteria found in the accounting standards for recognizing revenue are introduced, as are the four primary categories of revenue recognition fraud schemes: (1) timing schemes, (2) fictitious or inflated revenue, (3) misclassifications, and (4) gross-up schemes.

Key concepts: Revenue recognition, Revenue, Financial statement, Accounting, Business, Finance, Revenue assurance, Statement (logic)

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