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Long Arm
of the Law
The Regulatory Reach
of New York’s
Accountancy
Reform
Plus
•Small-Business Fraud Risks
•Initial Adoption Under IFRS 1
•Teaching Opportunities for Practitioners
C ONTENTS
october 2009
24 Accounting & Auditing
❙ International Accounting
Planning Ahead for IFRS 1: Initial Adoption of IFRS
by U.S. Companies
By Joseph M. Langmead and Jalal Soroosh
❙ Fraud
Small Businesses: Know Thy Enemy
and Their Methods
By Ronald J. Daigle, Philip W. Morris,
and David C. Hayes
Long Arm of the Law The Regulatory Reach of New Y
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schemes—check tampering (28.4%) and billing (23.2
appropriation of asset schemes to occur. Misap
should also focus on detection techniques and
that they can commit fraud without wor- rying abo
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