The Complete Guide to Spotting Accounting Fraud & Cover-ups: Everything You Need to Know Explained Simply

This book has two parts: ocupational fraud and financial fraud. I liked a lot the first part, dealing with ocupational fraud and how employees manipulate the books to cover it up. One key issue with ocupational fraud is to cook the books to cover up the theft. Otherwise, it woulld be short lived. Very interesting and well written. I think that small and medium size business will find useful tips to avoid and detect being robbed by their employees.The second part of the book, dealing with finanacial fraud is less interesting. Basically is an introduction to financial audit written by someone who does not seem to be an auditor. Being an expert in accounting and taxes I found this second part too basic.Overall is a worthy read

This book was a big help in recognizing fraud in the University system and in the grade schools (plural), I keep my copy it to this day.

I bought it to use in my class. Very interesting and easy to read.

It covers the topic in a general and interesting way. She does not write above her audience and give real life fraud examples. Great book

good book

I liked the book very much.

This book came highly recommended by a colleague and I appreciate its clarity and useful examples. It has more than met my expectations.

A lot of relevant information with focus not only on what perpetrators cover up, but what type of schemes they us and how to spot the fraud.

Its an interesting read with thoughtful insights.