The Application of Forensic Accounting on the specific case’s financial statement misstatement

碩士 === 國立中正大學 === 會計資訊與法律數位學習碩士在職專班 === 103 === This study was to review previous research on forensic accounting (both domestic or foreign) and extend the government's analyses on the professional organization, service coverage, regulations, and talent cultivation related to forensic accountin...

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Main Authors: Chao, Po-Chi, 趙柏棋
Other Authors: Ma, Chia-Ying
Format: Others
Language:zh-TW
Published: 2015
Online Access:http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/ta9f9w
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spelling ndltd-TW-103CCU017350102019-05-15T22:00:19Z http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/ta9f9w The Application of Forensic Accounting on the specific case’s financial statement misstatement 從鑑識會計之角度分析個案公司之財務報表重大不實表達 Chao, Po-Chi 趙柏棋 碩士 國立中正大學 會計資訊與法律數位學習碩士在職專班 103 This study was to review previous research on forensic accounting (both domestic or foreign) and extend the government's analyses on the professional organization, service coverage, regulations, and talent cultivation related to forensic accounting, with the goal of providing references for introducing forensic accounting to the government. This study explored a specific company’s financial statements and found the key elements of material financial statement misrepresentation of. This study further focused on whether forensic accounting could be used to detect financial statement frauds beforehand, develop detection mechanisms for financial crime inspection, and to establish a sound financial market to protect investors and enterprises. Based on the PEWC fraud, this study found the possibilities of prior misinterpretation detection of financial statements and the results were as the following: 1. Concealing the investment information of overseas dummy corporations and banks. 2. Using inaccurate certificate of deposit to offset disbursements. 3. Concealing the embezzlement of sold asset or asset paid by debtors. 4. Issuing Floating Rate Note (FRN). 5. Concealing endorsement in financial statements. 6. CPE settlement of exempted debt. 7. Prior period adjustments of the company's financial statements. 8. Personal income payment masked as payment to administrative expenses of Hong Yi Corp. 9. Actual borrowing behavior disguised through borrowing money for material purchase. 10. Using fraudulent deals to inflate business portfolio for illegal profits. Ma, Chia-Ying Roan, Jin-Sheng 馬嘉應 阮金聲 2015 學位論文 ; thesis 200 zh-TW
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description 碩士 === 國立中正大學 === 會計資訊與法律數位學習碩士在職專班 === 103 === This study was to review previous research on forensic accounting (both domestic or foreign) and extend the government's analyses on the professional organization, service coverage, regulations, and talent cultivation related to forensic accounting, with the goal of providing references for introducing forensic accounting to the government. This study explored a specific company’s financial statements and found the key elements of material financial statement misrepresentation of. This study further focused on whether forensic accounting could be used to detect financial statement frauds beforehand, develop detection mechanisms for financial crime inspection, and to establish a sound financial market to protect investors and enterprises. Based on the PEWC fraud, this study found the possibilities of prior misinterpretation detection of financial statements and the results were as the following: 1. Concealing the investment information of overseas dummy corporations and banks. 2. Using inaccurate certificate of deposit to offset disbursements. 3. Concealing the embezzlement of sold asset or asset paid by debtors. 4. Issuing Floating Rate Note (FRN). 5. Concealing endorsement in financial statements. 6. CPE settlement of exempted debt. 7. Prior period adjustments of the company's financial statements. 8. Personal income payment masked as payment to administrative expenses of Hong Yi Corp. 9. Actual borrowing behavior disguised through borrowing money for material purchase. 10. Using fraudulent deals to inflate business portfolio for illegal profits.
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