Title Trust may breed trouble : fraud opportunities and ethics at Saintly Church / Cecily Raiborn, Janet B. Butler, Nathan H. Cannon, Randall F. Young

Published London : SAGE Publications Ltd, 2017

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Description 1 online resource : illustrations Series SAGE Knowledge. Cases SAGE Knowledge. Cases Summary Saintly Church is experiencing declining revenues and increasing expenses, and several fraud risk factors are present. Do these fraud risk factors indicate fraudulent activity by one or more of the key persons in the case, or could there be reasonable and legitimate explanations? The purpose of this case is to allow students to explore the IMA Statement of Ethical Professional Practice within the context of a nonprofit institution by examining the role of Sandy Withers, CMA, as she attempts to help the church address these issues. By completing the case, students will identify potential underlying causes (both fraudulent and legitimate) of the declining revenues and increasing expenses, highlight weaknesses in internal controls, and discuss Withers's responsibilities and approaches to communication under the IMA Statement of Ethical Professional Practice Notes Originally Published InRaiborn, C., Butler, J.B., Cannon, N.H., & Young, R.F. (2015). Trust may breed trouble: Fraud opportunities and ethics at Saintly Church. IMA Education Case Journal, 8(4), Article 2 XML content Subject Saintly Church -- Case studies Business ethics -- Case studies Nonprofit organizations -- Accounting -- Case studies Business ethics Nonprofit organizations -- Accounting Genre/Form Case studies Form Electronic book Author Butler, Janet B., author Cannon, Nathan H., author Young, Randall F., author ISBN 9781526428028 1526428024

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