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    STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK AUDITING FINAL PAPER FRAUD DETECTION: THE VALUE OF INTERNAL CONTROL by OLUIMI AKINDEINDE 2012   Abstract Fraud is present in all aspect of life. It is very common in business environment. Business organizations try to do their best to ensure that fraudulent practices do not put them out of business. Case study is used to establish the value of internal anti-fraud control and to point out that a small business can implement it with common sense and solid

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    Have you ever heard the words internal locus of control? Do you what it means? An internal locus of control means that you believe you control the circumstance (Lamberton & Minor, 2014). I shall share an incident about a tragedy that occurred in my life in regards to what I believed was internal locus of control. I was faced with a tragedy a few years ago. My mother was involved in a car accident. My family, arrived at the hospital to hear the news of her death. It seemed liked a dream, I

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    Alchemy Memorandum Date: October 19, 2014 To: Engagement Partner From: 49ers: Imani Roberson, Isabel Gerbige, Megan Zang, Nicholas Mensah, Hope Bouldin Subject: Internal Control Weaknesses and Fraud Risks at Alchemy, Inc. ______________________________________________________________________________ Introduction The purpose of this memo is to discuss the facts and findings of the weaknesses within the Alchemy Inc. Company. This audit was conducted in October 19, 2014

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    From: The Alchemy Inc. External Audit Team Date: September 23, 2008 Re: Internal Control Weaknesses Leave Alchemy Inc. Vulnerable to Errors, Fraud, and Abuse Internal controls represent an organization’s processes and procedures used to meet its goals and objectives and serve as a defense in safeguarding assets and preventing and detecting errors, fraud, and abuse. Effective internal controls provide reasonable assurance that an organization’s objectives are achieved through (1) reliable

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    Chapter 7 Reading Notes: Internal Control: • Fraud is the act of deception in which a business including employees or management use to receive personal gain. • Fraud occurs based on three aspects and they are based off the fraud triangle. - They include pressure, rationalization and opportunity - Reducing these three key aspects of fraud will reduce the act of fraud in a business • Pressure: - Pressure entails financial pressure, where someone is financially unstable - A financial statement

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    ♣ Monitor company’s internal control function. The AgFeed case illustrates the need for the audit committee to fully monitor the internal control function. This includes consideration of issues that are outstanding before become a member of the committee. Communications with internal audit, management and external auditors can aid in apprising the committee of these issues. The Audit Committee’s Role in Overseeing the Auditors, Investigating Fraud & Handling Complaints [pick words carefully]

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    I believe that an internal locus of control can be beneficial to have in all situations. It requires quick thinking and life experience. A take charge type of person will have a more internal locus of control and I feel that is what I embody. I try to control events in my life so that I do not get into situations I do not want to be in. I think ahead and prepare for the what-ifs. In this journal, I will discuss times of having an internal locus of control is not helpful. Several years ago,

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    by any legislative instrument by the registrar. An auditor, therefore, is a person who reports on the accounts of an organization or enterprise. Nevertheless; there are two types of audit, namely Internal and External audit. But for the purpose of our study; we would want to concentrate much on internal audit.

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    highly competitive nowadays. It provides the same kinds of food around the world. Customers feel satisfied with short waiting time and low prices. And to guarantee the high quality services, it is important for companies to have an effective internal control of the restaurant. Yoshinoya, as one of the largest Japanese restaurant chain and global brand with more than 1,400 worldwide locations, announced four new restaurant openings in their core U.S. market of California, Texas and New York. In order

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    Control in humans can be broken down into two categories, internal or external control. Internal locus of control is an interpretation of personality and their own choses as the cause of their behavior consequences, while external locus of control is when people claims luck or fate, or even blaming others for their behavior. For example, during a research experiment done by Julian Rotter discovers that while gambling, external people are more willing to bid on and idea that hasn’t appear for a long

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