OVERVIEW
Period: 8 days (5 hours a day)
Who may participate?
- Those who work at financial departments & accounting Dept,
- Auditors at auditing offices & internal auditors of any institution,
- Bankers.
Aims:
- Define deception cases on financial statements, its motives and victims.
- Develop participants skills to be able to disclose deception and violation.
- Disclose falsification on accounting, on companies financial statements and financial fraud.
Program Benefit:
- International trainer certified by American Chamber of Commerce.
- Computer-Based-Training (CBT).
- Small groups courses.
- Practical training.
- One free seat for every reserved four seats.
- Language : Arabic / English
Fees:
- Contact us.
- 10% discount for MFTC members.
* Fees include (study material, additional application, using computer during the course, accredit certificate and tea break).
TRAINING OUTLINE
Day 1 : Define Financial Statements Deception
- Define Deception
- Features of financial statements deception.
- Motives of deception
- Administrative deception signs
- Victims of statements deception
- Effects of deception on financial statements
Day 2: Accounting Concepts & Deception disclosure
- Standard Accounting Concepts
- Financial Statements
Day 3: Types of Financial Statements
- Cash Flow Statement
- Prepare Cash Flow Statement
- Prepare Financial Statements
Day 4: Continue with Accounting Concepts
- Cash basis & Accrual basis
- Responsibility of Deception Disclosure
- Deficiency of auditing.
Discussing Audit Standards of Saudi Certified Accountants Council about Deception Disclosure.
- Ten advices for auditor regarding deception disclosure.
Day 5: Inspect and Analyze Financial Statements to Disclose Deception
- Methods of Financial Inspection.
- Statements to disclose Deception.
- Types, methods and procedures of Audit and Review.
- Analyzing Financial Statements.
Day 6: Analyze Financial Ratios
- Continue with analyzing.
- Financial Statements.
- Analyze Financial Ratios.
- Free Cash Flow.
- Brief of all program subjects
Day 7: Application Examples on Deception
- First: Imaginary revenues
- Second: Deception on Accrual basis
Day 8: Continuation of Application Examples on Deception
- Third: Exclusion of deduction and commitments
- Fourth: Improper evaluation of assets
For further details and any queries, contact us.