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Forensic Business Processes

  • ACCT90026
  • Contact Hours: A total of 36 hours of seminars
    Total Time Commitment: Estimated total time commitment of 120 hours per semester
  • 12.50
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Taking an accounting perspective and in the context of the Australian legal framework, this subject introduces students to the law of the expert witness and the law of damages; dispute analysis, including the specific issues of quantification of loss, business valuation in the context of disputes, loss of income, and, preparing an expert witness report; fraud and corruption in Australia; fraud investigation and the role of the forensic accountant in the investigation of fraud; managing the risk of fraud; and regulatory issues associated with fraud control. -- Course Website

Prerequisites: Completion of an undergraduate degree in accounting, finance, law or another relevant discipline or as approved by the Subject Co-ordinator. Entry into the Master of Accounting (261%) and Graduate Certificate in Business Forensics (F02AA).



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