Joseph T Wells
Financial Statement Fraud Casebook: Baking the Ledgers and Cooking the Books delivers a practical, case-based examination of financial statement fraud and earnings manipulation. Through detailed analyses of real and illustrative cases, the book exposes the methods used to distort financial results and deceive investors, regulators, and stakeholders.
This casebook covers common fraud schemes such as revenue recognition abuse, expense capitalization, off-balance-sheet arrangements, asset overstatement, and liability concealment. Each case highlights red flags, investigative techniques, and forensic accounting tools used to uncover fraudulent financial reporting.
Designed for forensic accountants, auditors, fraud examiners, regulators, and accounting students, the book bridges theory and practice. It enhances critical thinking skills and provides hands-on insight into fraud detection, financial statement analysis, and ethical decision-making.
Financial Statement Fraud Casebook is an essential resource for understanding how financial fraud occurs—and how professionals can identify, investigate, and prevent it.
Language
English
Publisher
Wiley & Sons
Year Published
2011
Categories
Accounting/Finance