Article: Recognizing the Red Flags of Fraud

publication date: Jun 26, 2000
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Fraud involves deliberate deception or misrepresentation for personal gain.  Fraud can be difficult to detect because it often involves small amounts of money or goods, stolen or misappropriated occasionally over a long time period.  The person committing fraud will, of course, take steps to avoid being caught, and may stop at the first sign of suspicion, making the deception even harder to spot...



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