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Certified Fraud Examiner (CFE) Basics

Fraud schemes, red flags, and detection and prevention techniques tested on the Certified Fraud Examiner (CFE) exam.

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39 basic cards for CFE Accounting. It opens with "What are the three elements of the fraud triangle?" and "In the fraud triangle, what does 'pressure' represent?". More Professional Certifications decks are listed below.

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What are the three elements of the fraud triangle?
Show answerPressure (motivation), Opportunity (ability), and Rationalization (justification)
In the fraud triangle, what does 'pressure' represent?
Show answerA financial or emotional need that motivates someone to commit fraud
In the fraud triangle, what does 'opportunity' represent?
Show answerA weakness in controls that makes fraud possible
In the fraud triangle, what does 'rationalization' represent?
Show answerThe fraudster's ability to justify the dishonest act to themselves
Define asset misappropriation.
Show answerThe theft of an organization's assets such as cash, inventory, or property
Define corruption fraud.
Show answerIllegal schemes involving bribery, extortion, or conflict of interest to gain personal advantage
Define financial statement fraud.
Show answerIntentional misstatement or omission of amounts or disclosures in financial statements
What is check fraud?
Show answerForging or altering checks to steal funds from the organization
What is skimming?
Show answerRemoving cash from a register or business before it is recorded in the accounting system
What is cash larceny?
Show answerThe theft of cash after it has been recorded in the accounting system
What is a ghost employee fraud scheme?
Show answerAdding fictitious employees to the payroll to receive salary or wage payments
What is timesheet padding?
Show answerRecording more hours worked than actually worked to steal wages or salary
What is inventory fraud?
Show answerTheft of inventory or falsification of inventory records to conceal theft
What is accounts receivable fraud?
Show answerWriting off customer accounts as uncollectible to conceal theft of customer payments
What is expense reimbursement fraud?
Show answerSubmitting false or inflated expense reports to obtain unauthorized reimbursement

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