This document discusses fraud prevention and provides examples of common fraud cases. It outlines different types of fraud, the costs of fraud risks, and how fraud risks are universal. It also describes the differences between audits and fraud examinations, as well as tools that can be used to detect fraud. The document presents case studies on special audits, misrepresentation, fictitious assets, payment delays, and business development to illustrate fraud situations. It emphasizes that preventing fraud is better than dealing with its consequences.
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