Surprising Facts You Didn't Know About Internal Fraud
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According to the document, internal fraud costs the average company about 5% of annual profits. While embezzlement is the most well-known form of internal fraud, it is not the most common. The document also states that 33% of businesses that fail or go bankrupt do so because of fraud, and 43% of private companies have reported experiences with fraud in their organization. Some examples of workplace fraud mentioned include a bookkeeper falsifying books to cover taking money, employees stealing inventory or products, and an accounts payable clerk taking a cut of payments.
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