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By Glenn Carniello, CPA
We have all heard much about fraud in recent years as it relates to business. In the early 2000s the news was filled with scandals involving fraud of various types. The mere mention of Enron and Worldcom, for example, are now virtually synonymous with the word fraud. Although these scandals involved very large, publicly traded companies, the fact remains that fraud occurs most often in smaller businesses. Read more...
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