Forensic Accounting and Fraud Examination¶
Kranacher, M., & Riley, R. (2019). Forensic Accounting and Fraud Examination. Wiley.
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Primes¶
- Close Reading
- Code review: line-by-line reading of patches, attending to subtle changes in branching, error handling, type signatures, naming, and control flow — distinct from "does the test suite pass?" and asking what the code itself says. Forensic accounting and audit: ledger-level reading of entries, attending to timing, counterparty, classification, and recurrence, where fraud detection often begins with anomalies visible only at the grain of individual entries.
This sourceStandard text on fraud examination; treats journal-entry testing — reviewing entries for unusual timing (near period-end), counterparty/vendor anomalies, and posting patterns — as a core locus of fraud detection at the grain of individual entries.
- Code review: line-by-line reading of patches, attending to subtle changes in branching, error handling, type signatures, naming, and control flow — distinct from "does the test suite pass?" and asking what the code itself says. Forensic accounting and audit: ledger-level reading of entries, attending to timing, counterparty, classification, and recurrence, where fraud detection often begins with anomalies visible only at the grain of individual entries.
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