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Robert Hartline talks to James Kennedy about his payroll fraud nightmare. He was baffled when he first came across suspicious numbers on his payroll but soon discovered that a contractor had stolen $300k from his business.
On this episode, James Kennedy and Mike McGrath discuss ways you can recognize and respond to modern forms of fraud.
Construction companies face some notable challenges when it comes to fraud controls. Here, we’ll look at some things to be aware of, as well as how to stay ahead of bad actors in the space.
I’m sure you are one of those people who still trust the physical element of using paper-based purchase orders. Its tangibility dupes you into believing
An upsurge in fraud has left company owners and social entrepreneurs feeling uneasy. This is not a new trend. Organizations have been plagued by fraud
“There are three things in the world that deserve no mercy: hypocrisy, fraud, and tyranny.” Frederick William Robertson What makes a good person commit fraud?
Most times, charity funds get wasted in the purchase process. The most common examples of waste, in this case, are two people in the organization
In today’s tough economic conditions, spending responsibly has become a must for nonprofits. It goes without saying that organizations which spend within budget are more