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Handbook of Research on the Significance of Forensic Accounting Techniques in Corporate Governance
Any person involves property speculation by unlawful transformation of properties' ownership by another for their use and benefit.
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Advantages and Disadvantages of Applying Forensic Accounting in the Developing Countries: The Case in Vietnam
Phi Thi Diem Hong (Vietnam National University of Agriculture, Vietnam), Do Quang Giam (Vietnam National University of Agriculture, Vietnam), and Lai Phuong Thao (Vietnam National University of Agriculture, Vietnam)
DOI: 10.4018/978-1-7998-8754-6.ch004
Abstract
Vietnam has been reforming its economy to be more market-oriented and globally integrated since 1986. Under the circumstances, the Vietnam accounting system has been developed to meet the practical needs of enterprises. Forensic accounting is a new field in Vietnam accounting, but it is emerging as a good prospect for preventing financial crime and accounting fraud. This chapter focuses on the existing conditions and demand for forensic accounting in Vietnam. It includes the technique and skill requirements of forensic accounting to provide advantages and disadvantages of applying forensic accounting in Vietnam. The chapter will also enrich the book titled Significance of Forensic Accounting Techniques in Corporate Governance by overviewing Vietnam's accounting system and helping Vietnam achieve sustainable economic growth.
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Innovation and Corruption in Turkey: “Grease the Wheels” or “Sand the Wheels”
All activities (corruption, money laundering, fraud, market abuse, etc.) that generate wealth through illegal or dishonest means, or transactions to withhold the proceeds of crime from the access of the law.
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Public Sector Financial Crime and Corruption: The Case of Australia
The unlawful appropriation of funds, goods, services, or property for one’s personal use and benefit.
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Analysis of Cases of Corruption Across the African Continent: A Phenomenology Study
Is crime committed by individual or group involving taking money or other property that belongs to others, to obtain financial or professional gain.
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