Given the widespread and deep economic-social consequences of accounting fraud in micro and macro levels of society and the effectiveness of whistleblowing in their discovery and the effect of demographic characteristics on moral behavior as whistleblowing, this study aimed to examine the whistleblowing intentions for accounting fraud including account manipulation and embezzlement based on dem...

62 Abstract— With an increase in financial accounting fraud in the current economic scenario experienced, financial accounting fraud detection has become an emerging topics of great importance for academics, research and industries. Financial fraud is a deliberate act that is contrary to law, rule or policy with intent to obtain unauthorized financial benefit and intentional misstatements or om...

With an upsurge in financial accounting fraud in the current economic scenario experienced, financial accounting fraud detection (FAFD) has become an emerging topic of great importance for academic, research and industries. The failure of internal auditing system of the organization in identifying the accounting frauds has lead to use of specialized procedures to detect financial accounting fra...

Why are auditors unable to detect fraudulent financial reporting in some audits? Should auditors be able to anticipate when fraud is likely to occur? Various studies have discussed not only the need for experience and supervision of auditors, but also the effect of decision models, and even expert systems, on fraud detection and the study of internal controls. This paper presents a discussion o...

The paper investigates the inherent problems of financial fraud detection and proposes a forensic accounting framework using business intelligence as a plausible means of addressing them. The paper adopts an empirical case study approach to present how business intelligence could be used effectively in the detection of financial accounting fraud. The proposed forensic accounting framework using...

Interpersonal fraud is a complex social action constituted by a series of dependent events and an accurate representation of this interaction requires the examination of both the victim and perpetrator in fraudulent exchanges. IS domain research on ecommerce provides behavioral models that can be used to describe a victim’s perspective on fraud in online commerce. Similarly, research in the acc...

This study examines the market valuation of accounting earnings during the period before it is publicly revealed that the earnings are fraudulent. Using both cross-sectional and time-series valuation models, we first find that the market accords less weight to earnings when the accounting numbers are fraudulent. We also show that the market better anticipates the presence of fraud when there is...

This study investigates the nature and extent to which managerial attitudes influence fraud risk perceptions, observations and experiences of audit partners. Using a sample of 5,603 client acceptance and audit continuance assessments at a Big Four audit firm in the Netherlands, this study finds that: (1) manager integrity, honesty, and ethics are considered by audit partners to be of highest im...