Risk comes in many forms, and effective mitigation requires CPAs to stay current on the threats that can impact an organization and its bottom line. Section content covers information on emerging fraud schemes, tools and techniques for detection and prevention, enterprise risk management developments, and other critical information.

 

 

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Study: The role of corporate boards and audit committees in mitigating ESG fraud risks

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The potential for fraud risk in companies’ ESG disclosures has grown as these initiatives have gotten more attention from stakeholders — and more corporate boards are becoming aware of this risk

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Ohio plans to pay off $1.8 billion debt using federal funds

Risk Management and Fraud

Ohio owes a debt of $1.8 billion to the federal government and Gov. DeWine wants to pay it down using funds directed to Ohio from the American Rescue Plan.

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Ohio congressional members map path to $15 minimum wage

Risk Management and Fraud

Three Ohio Democratic lawmakers are seeking support from the General Assembly to raise the state’s minimum wage to $15 per hour over the next six years.

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