How retaliation risk complicates fraud investigations

Journal of Accountancy Podcast by AICPA & CIMA

Jun 16, 202615:45Business

Retaliation — actual or perceived — can make fraud investigations more complex and less effective. In this episode of the Journal of Accountancy podcast, Fred Kohm, CPA/CFF, a partner at Grant Thornton, summarizes insigh...

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