Q: 3
__________ inventory and other assets is relatively common way for fraudsters to remove assets
from the books before or after they are stolen.
Options
Discussion
C/D? I know D is classic for standard write-offs, but fraud questions almost always go with C since false shipping slips are a common trick to make inventory disappear. I think C fits the question better, unless I'm missing some context.
Option D seems right at first since write-offs impact the books directly, but for actually removing assets after theft, C (false shipping slip) is usually what fraudsters use to cover their tracks. Unless there's an audit trail check, though, I might mix these up.
C vs D? I see why D looks tempting but for fraud cases, 'false shipping slip' (C) is what shows up in similar exam questions. D's more for legit write-offs, not actual asset theft.
Not D, C. In practice exams, false shipping slips come up as the typical fraudulent way to remove inventory, legit write-offs are more for normal shrinkage.
Yeah, C makes sense since fake or false shipping slips are a classic trick for getting assets off the books fraudulently. Write-offs (D) are more for legit accounting cleanups. Pretty sure about C here, but open to other views.
Seen this in the official guide and practice sets, it's usually C.
C
Its C. Fraudsters make fake shipping slips to hide missing inventory from the books. Pretty sure that's what the question's asking.
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