Forensic Final Flashcards

(45 cards)

1
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What is called when determining what an asset will sell for within a reasonable time within an open market with a willing buyer, with a normal means of consideration, and with a seller who are both fully informed and motivated?

A

Fair market value

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2
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The fundamental value of an asset can be determined by what?

A

Intrinsic value

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3
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What is the most likely illegal scheme to evade real estate taxes?

A

Ad valorem

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4
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Ad valorem taxes may apply to which of the following?

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Real and personal property tax

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5
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Which of the following is NOT addressed by the United Nations Convention against Transnational Organized Crime?

A. Corruption
B. Obstruction of justice
C. Domestic tax policy
D. Illegal transport of individuals
E. Exploitation
F. Human slavery

A

Domestic tax policy

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Which of the following was NOT an activity the La Cosa Nostra crime group was involved in?

A. Environmental regulation
B. Labor racketeering
B. Drug trafficking
C. Murder
D. Gambling
E. Bootlegging
F. Stock manipulation
G. Fraud

A

Environmental regulation

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7
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What is the goal of labor racketeering?

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Domination and control of labor unions to access funds and exert influence

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8
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What is the average annual percentage rate for loan shark loans?

A

300% (“vig”)

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8
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Who accepts bets for the numbers game?

A

Bookies

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9
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What nationality are all made men?

A

Italian (100% Italian on father’s side)

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10
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How does one become an associate in an organized crime family?

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Introduced as a “friend,” must prove loyalty, capabilities, and earning potential

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What is one criterion for becoming a made man?

A

Carry out a hit

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12
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How did the FBI catch two of Russia’s best computer hackers?

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Offered fake U.S. job interviews

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Which organization is the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network under?

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U.S. Department of the Treasury

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14
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Under the Bank Secrecy Act, when must financial institutions report transactions?

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Over $10,000 or suspicious activity

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15
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Where do some terrorist organizations base their operations?

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Western European countries (also includes houses of worship)

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Which of the following is NOT a component of a terrorist cell?

A. Spiritual leader
B. Logistics support
C. Real estate broker
D. Weapons expert
E. Financial support

A

Real estate broker

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17
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According to the DOJ, what percentage of bankruptcy cases involve fraud?

A

10%

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18
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What is the most common type of bankruptcy fraud?

A

Concealment of assets

19
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(Blank) involves a neutral third party who helps resolve disputes through structured negotiation and may issue findings.

20
Q

Which of the following is NOT one of the three elements of the classic legal definition of fraud?

A. Misrepresentation
B. Reliance
C. Intent to testify
D. Injury

A

Intent to testify

21
Q

What is the most common type of financial statement fraud?

A

Overstating revenues

22
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Which of the following is NOT one of the motives listed for committing financial statement fraud?

A. Theft
B. Bribery
C. Other illegal activities
D. Tax compliance

A

D. Tax compliance

23
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What is the most important element in detecting fraud?

24
Basic sales skimming, check tampering, and fraudulent credit approvals are part of what type of fraud?
Revenue cycle fraud
25
When physical evidence can be specifically linked to a particular object or person, what is achieved?
Forensic identification
26
What is biometrics?
Science of identifying persons by physical characteristics
27
What is the most common way in which fraud is discovered?
Tips and hotlines
28
Which of the following is are the types of enterprise risk management control?
Preventive, Detective, Corrective
29
What is the correct order for conducting interviews?
Start with those least likely involved; suspect is interviewed last
30
Which of the following is NOT a rule forensic accountants should follow when working with original/perishable documents? A. Obtain originals B. Maximize document handling C. Secure access D. Minimal handling E. Maintain chain of custody
Maximize document handling
31
Name the four types of documentary evidence.
Invoices, bank statements, memos, contracts
32
When a forensic accountant traces financial statements back to source ledgers, what is this called?
Vouching
33
What does the Locard Exchange Principle say?
Every contact leaves a trace
34
What is NOT one of four main types of evidence? A. Physical B. Documentary C. Testimonial D. Predictive E. Demonstrative
Physical, Documentary, Testimonial, Demonstrative
35
(Blank) are crime scene technicians who specialize in collecting evidence.
Criminalists
36
Burglary, embezzlement, larceny, and fraud are what types of crimes?
Common-law crimes
37
Which of the following is NOT one of the standard audit assertions? A. Managerial intent B. Presentation and disclosure C. Rights and obligations D. Existence and occurrence E. Completeness F. Valuation and allocation
Managerial intent
38
Crimes covered under SOX have penalties of 5–20 years. What crimes are these?
White-collar crimes
39
What does a forensic accountant investigate?
Fraud, lost profits, business interruption, asset valuation, financial trails
40
An error or omission is considered material if what?
It could influence the judgment of a reasonable user
41
Which types of organizations use forensic accountants?
Law firms, courts, government agencies, corporations, insurance companies, IT, etc.
42
How does the auditor communicate her conclusion?
Audit report
43
What is one of the most dangerous implications of SOX?
Corporate officers held criminally liable for subordinate actions
44
What two categories does the AICPA use to classify forensic accounting?
Litigation and Investigative services