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Financial Shenanigans

How to Detect Accounting Gimmicks & Fraud in Financial Reports

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Written by the man Wall Street Week's Louis Rukeyser calls "an expert on corporate financial games, " this no-nonsense guide draws on eye-opening case histories of major companies whose recent accounting "shenanigans" brought in millions of investment dollars before they were exposed. Building on the specific lessons learned from these cases, Financial Shenanigans shows investors, lenders, auditors, regulators, and others how to immediately spot such misleading accounting tricks as: Recording revenue prematurely; Recording bogus revenues; Boosting income artificially with one-time gains; Shifting current expenses to a later period; Failing to record or disclose major liabilities; Shifting current income to a later period; Shifting future expenses to the current period. Plus there are tips on checking the balance of inventory, sales, and receivables. . .scrutinizing statements of cash flows. . .and much more!

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Financial Shenanigans, Howard M. Schilit

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Rok wydania
1993
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Tytuł
Financial Shenanigans
Podtytuł
How to Detect Accounting Gimmicks & Fraud in Financial Reports
Język
angielski
Rok wydania
1993
Oprawa
twarda
Liczba stron
191
ISBN10
0070561311
ISBN13
9780070561311
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Ocena
4,25 z 5
Opis
Written by the man Wall Street Week's Louis Rukeyser calls "an expert on corporate financial games, " this no-nonsense guide draws on eye-opening case histories of major companies whose recent accounting "shenanigans" brought in millions of investment dollars before they were exposed. Building on the specific lessons learned from these cases, Financial Shenanigans shows investors, lenders, auditors, regulators, and others how to immediately spot such misleading accounting tricks as: Recording revenue prematurely; Recording bogus revenues; Boosting income artificially with one-time gains; Shifting current expenses to a later period; Failing to record or disclose major liabilities; Shifting current income to a later period; Shifting future expenses to the current period. Plus there are tips on checking the balance of inventory, sales, and receivables. . .scrutinizing statements of cash flows. . .and much more!