Long-lived assets can be fraudulently overstated in many ways, including: Fictitious assets on the books

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Long-lived assets can be fraudulently overstated in many ways, including:

• Fictitious assets on the books • Improper and incomplete depreciation 

• Failure to record impairment of assets, especially goodwill 

• Expired or worthless assets left on a company’s books 

• Assets overvalued upon acquisition, especially in the purchase of a company.

What substantive audit procedures might detect each of these types of frauds?  

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Auditing A Risk Based Approach

ISBN: 9780357721872

12th Edition

Authors: Karla M Johnstone-Zehms, Audrey A. Gramling, Larry E. Rittenberg

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