This is a SATELLITE Course.

Business fraud is a problem that can affect every organization. Whether you are a for profit or nonprofit organization, business owner, controller, CFO, manager, financial statement preparer or auditor, fraud is serious business and it's effects can be devastating. This fast moving seminar will provide a comprehensive look at fraud from both the technical, legal, and operational perspectives. Particular attention will be directed to "best practices" in implementing SAS 99 and ways management can limit opportunities to commit fraud by establishing and monitoring appropriate controls. The panel of experts will address the unique internal control problems of smaller organizations with limited staff and resources. In addition, the program will address techniques for conducting inquiries of management, "brainstorming" and other techniques and common types of fraud. Learn and master new skills, such as audit team brainstorming sessions and interview techniques, to carry out your responsibility to make reasonable efforts to discover fraud. In addition, learn to identify and prevent common types of fraud and the steps every accountant and financial manager can and should take to protect assets and financial statements from fraud.

This is a satellite course. Materials are provided electronically.

This seminar is available via webcast at a flat fee of $195. There are no discounts on this fee. Visit http://www.scacpa.acpen.com to register for the webcast.

Live Webcast Replays:

Second Chance Live Replay: November 30, 2010

Last Chance CPE Replays: December 28, 2010

Best of ACPEN Replay Series: January 19, 2011

Available as individual, interactive, live webcasts and as in house group webcasts by prior arrangement with SCACPA.

*A Live Webcast Replay™ is a webcast replay of an earlier event, with panelists standing by, in real time, to respond to participant questions. The Live replay includes all original content and materials. This format allows for Live CPE credit under our NASBA registry accreditation.