AGA Exam CGFM Topic 3 Question 50 Discussion

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Question #: 50
Topic #: 3

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Which of the following danger sign/s help to detect Auditors' fraud?

ABorrowing small amounts from fellow employees

BPronounced criticism of others, endearing to divert suspicion

CReplying to Questions with unreasonable explanations

DAll of these

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Suggested Answer: D

by Javier at Jul 02, 2024, 05:17 PM

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Remona

4 months ago

As an auditor myself, I can tell you that all of these are big no-nos. If I catch any of my team doing this, they're out the door faster than you can say 'creative accounting'.

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Colette

3 months ago

D) All of these

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Vivan

3 months ago

C) Replying to Questions with unreasonable explanations

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Brice

3 months ago

B) Pronounced criticism of others, endearing to divert suspicion

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Vicky

3 months ago

A) Borrowing small amounts from fellow employees

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Cassandra

4 months ago

D all the way! Trying to cover your tracks on multiple fronts? That's the work of a real pro. Or a really desperate one. Either way, it's the correct answer.

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Reiko

4 months ago

Hmm, I'm gonna have to go with B. Pronounced criticism of others is just too obvious. Gotta be a bit more subtle if you wanna pull one over on the auditors, am I right?

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Mindy

2 months ago

All of these signs can definitely help detect fraud, gotta be careful.

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Lazaro

2 months ago

Definitely, subtlety is key when trying to deceive auditors.

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Cassie

2 months ago

I agree, being too obvious is a red flag.

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Selma

2 months ago

All of these signs are important to watch out for, but being too obvious can definitely backfire.

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Gayla

3 months ago

Definitely, subtlety is key when trying to deceive auditors.

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Mickie

3 months ago

I agree, being too obvious is a red flag.

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Margurite

4 months ago

Wow, borrowing small amounts from fellow employees? That's a bold move! I'd go with C. Replying to questions with unreasonable explanations sounds like a dead giveaway to me.

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Stacey

4 months ago

I think the answer is D. All of these danger signs can help detect auditor's fraud. Unreasonable explanations and criticizing others to divert suspicion are classic red flags.

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Martin

4 months ago

Yes, replying to questions with unreasonable explanations is definitely a red flag.

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Brice

4 months ago

I agree, borrowing small amounts from fellow employees can also be a sign of fraud.

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Maybelle

4 months ago

I think all of these danger signs can help detect Auditors' fraud, as they all indicate potential deceptive behavior.

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Natalya

4 months ago

I believe replying to questions with unreasonable explanations is also a red flag for Auditors' fraud.

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Jestine

5 months ago

I agree with Hyman, but I also think pronounced criticism of others to divert suspicion is another important danger sign.

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Hyman

5 months ago

I think the danger signs that help detect Auditors' fraud are borrowing small amounts from fellow employees.

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