CPAs spend most of their working lives reviewing bank statements and books and records of businesses. They are experts in understanding how to prepare financial statements according to GAAP. But would a CPA know a possible money laundering transaction if they saw it? Would about a money laundering business?
Money laundering is a subject of many action and thriller movies, but rarely understood. This presentation educates the CPA in understanding the basics of money laundering and how to identify money laundering. This presentation helps the CPA know the truth about money laundering, how to identify it, the statutes that define it, and the court cases that interpret it.
Program Content:
The major topics covered in this class include:
- The theory of money laundering
- Common money laundering statutes
- Examples from court cases of money laundering statutes
- Common occurrences with CPAs
- Possible money laundering transactions
- Applying the money laundering statutes in real life scenarios
Who should attend: Internal and external auditors, CPAs who prepare compilations and reviews.
Learning Objectives
- Discover and distinguish the three stages of money laundering.
- Recognize and recall possible money laundering techniques.
- Identify the possible money laundering statute.
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Prerequisites
No advanced preparation or prerequisites are required for this course.