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| _________::::___#281 - October 17, 2006________________ |
| #281 Updated: 10/16/06 8:24 p.m. 10/16/06 Tax Preparer Gets Decade in Prison A professional tax preparer has received a prison sentence of 10 years and five months for her role in a scheme that allowed businesses to claim false business deductions on their income taxes. 10/16/06 SEC Charges Six with Inflating Revenue Former employees of Riverstone Networks, which has since been acquired by Lucent, stand accused of recognizing revenue from sales with undisclosed side agreements. 10/16/06 Execs Still Waiting for 404 Help Viewing COSO as inadequate, finance chiefs are still using auditing standard to guide the way on internal controls, a survey reveals. 10/16/06 Fraud rife amongst NZ businesses Over half of businesses in New Zealand were the victim of some form of fraud, acccording to a survey by professional services firm KPMG. 10/16/06 E is for embezzlement: Businesses, nonprofits can take steps to prevent employee theft Most employers don't think enough about embezzlement, and that's the problem. 10/16/06 Should Internal Audit Report to the CFO? Moody's recommends that the chief internal auditor report to the CEO and the audit committee, not the CFO. |