Accounting 101: Fraud, Internal Controls, and Cash

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Flashcards covering key concepts from Accounting 101 Chapter 7 on fraud, internal controls, and cash.

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Fraud is defined as __ by an employee that results in personal benefit to the employee at a cost to the employer.

A dishonest act.

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The three components of the Fraud Triangle are __, Financial Pressure, and Rationalization.

Opportunity

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occurs when the workplace lacks sufficient controls to deter and detect fraud.

Opportunity

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Financial Pressure can arise from __ or being unable to maintain a certain lifestyle on a current salary.

excessive debt

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Rationalization allows employees to justify fraud because they believe they are __.

underpaid

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Internal Controls are processes designed to provide reasonable assurance regarding the achievement of company objectives related to __, reporting, and compliance.

operations

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The purpose of Internal Controls is to safeguard assets, enhance reliability of accounting records, increase efficiency of operations, and ensure __ with laws and regulations.

compliance

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The components of Internal Control include Control Environment, __, Control Activities, Information and Communication, and Monitoring.

Risk Assessment

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Control Environment emphasizes that management must stress the organization's values of __.

integrity

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In Risk Assessment, organizations must identify and analyze various factors that create __ .

risk

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Control Activities must be designed to address the specific __ faced by the company.

risks

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The Information and Communication system must capture and communicate all __ information.

pertinent

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Monitoring requires systems to be monitored periodically for their __.

adequacy

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Principles of Internal Control Activities include Establishment of Responsibility, Segregation of Duties, Documentation Procedures, Physical Controls, Independent Internal Verification, and __.

Human Resource Controls

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Establishment of Responsibility is most effective when only __ person is responsible for a given task.

one

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Segregation of Duties helps limit the potential for __ or irregularities.

errors

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Documentation Procedures require that companies use prenumbered documents and ensure all documents are __ .

accounted for

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Physical Controls are designed to safeguard assets and enhance the __ and reliability of accounting records.

accuracy

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Independent Internal Verification should be conducted by an __ who is independent of the personnel responsible for the information.

employee

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Human Resource Controls include bonding employees who handle cash and conducting thorough __ checks.

background

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Limitations of Internal Control include the possibility of human __ occurring in collusion.

error