Exam style questions across every CFE-Fraud-Schemes-and-Financial-Crimes domain
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The essential elements of a ________ are an actual or constructive taking away of the goods or property of another without the consent and against the will of the owner and with a felonious intent.
To detect fraud committed by a health care provider, a fraud examiner should look for which of the following red flags?
Ron’s vehicle is damaged by hail after a thunderstorm. Ron does not have full insurance coverage on his vehicle, so he contacts his agent to increase his coverage. Three weeks after his new coverage is in effect, Ron’s city experiences another thunderstorm. Ron then files a claim for the hail damage that occurred during the first storm, but he claims that the damage occurred during the second storm. Ron has committed a fraudulent act known as:
Which of the following search is used for unusually high incidence of returns and allowances scheme?
In which approach do fraudsters produce whatever financial statements they wish, perhaps using just a typewriter or a personal computer?
Which of the following is a common red flag of procurement fraud schemes involving collusion among contractors?
Baker, an employee of ABC Corporation, is the only employee who has control of the purchasing function for his department. Baker authorizes an order for supplies that ABC does not need and uses these supplies to make improvements to his house. This is an example of what kind of fraud?
Otto, a bank manager, purchases a new boat that he cannot afford. Knowing that one of the bank customers is an older client who does not regularly check their account, Otto takes money from the customer's account to make his boat payments. To conceal the missing amount, Otto adjusts the bank's general ledger. Which of the following BEST describes Otto's scheme?
How many accounts are affected in fraudulent accounting entries and therefore the same number of categories on the financial statement?
Which of the following statements regarding using front businesses as a method of laundering money is MOST ACCURATE?
