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          Fighting employee fraud and all the various schemes that can be directed at a company's assets involves planning, management, controls, policy, and much more. Fighting fraud, like fighting any loss, calls for prevention as the first step and the preferred tactic. Forensic tax attorneys, Enrolled Agents, CPAs, and U.S. Tax Court Practitioners who will be retained to "litigate" IRS challenges where underlying employee fraud is at issue need to understand characteristics and motivations for the employee fraud schemes so they can apply their knowledge, skills, and abilities to combat them.

          Employee Fraud: Misappropriation of Assets focuses on the misappropriation of assets, preventing fraud and detecting fraudulent actions in all types of organizations.

It reviews:

  • Traits of employee fraud schemes and schemers
  • Types of misappropriations
  • Employee fraud detection programs
  • Company fraud prevention, detection, and mitigation measures
  • Not-for-Profit Entities as special fraud targets
  • Fraud in federal, state, and local governments
  • When to call in professionals

These sessions are led by a forensic tax accountant, and an Emeritus Professor of Law and Taxation and former member of NYPD Bureau of Special Services, assisted by an IRS Special Enrolled Agent.

Fee: $3,500 USD


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