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Managing Accounts Payable

Case Study: Four Steps One Company Could Have Used to Prevent Employee Fraud

March 2002

The potential for employee fraud is great as most studies show and is especially acute in large companies. Moreover, accounts payable is often in a position to uncover the fraud, if the staff is alert. The case discussed in this article takes an after-the-fact look at a real life fraud and identifies the steps that the accounts payable department could have taken to uncover the fraud.

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March 2002 Table of Contents [ toggle snippets ]

  • Batch or Alpha Invoice Filing—Which Is Best for Controls and Research
  • 45 Best Practices You Can Use to Raise A/P Department Productivity
  • Is Your Corporate Culture Ready for A/P Outsourcing?
  • 16 Ways to Use Technology to Improve A/P Department Operations
  • Case Study: Four Steps One Company Could Have Used to Prevent Employee Fraud
  • Seven Habits of Highly Ineffective A/P Professionals
  • Accounts Payable Managers’ Forum (March 2002)
 

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