The discovery of employee theft is just the starting point of a fraud or embezzlement scheme. A comprehensive fraud, embezzlement or forensic accounting investigation is necessary, in most cases, to quantify the amount that was taken.
J. Richard Claywell, CPA has co-authored a fraud deterrence course that is offered through the International Association of Consultants, Valuators and Analysts. This course is designed to assist employers in preventing fraud from occurring.
Whether you are a business wanting assistance in quantifying a loss or an insurance company wanting assurance or verification of a claim, J. Richard Claywell, CPA has the training and experience to assist you.
Some of the typical fraud schemes include asset misappropriation and fraudulent disbursements. A sampling of these schemes include:
- Billing schemes
- Payroll schemes
- Expense reimbursement schemes
- Check tampering
- Shell company
- Fictitious employees
- Fictitious vendors
- Mischaracterization of expenses
- Skimming and larceny
- Commission schemes
- Overstated expenses
- Forged endorsement
- Personal purchases
- Fictitious expenses
- Altered payee
- Falsified wages
- Multiple reimbursements
- Concealed checks
- Inventory theft