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Examining The Challenges In The Regulation Of Value Added Tax (Vat) In Nigeria, Joseph Femi Adebisi Phd
Examining The Challenges In The Regulation Of Value Added Tax (Vat) In Nigeria, Joseph Femi Adebisi Phd
Joseph Femi Adebisi PhD
The paper examines the challenges in the regulation of value added tax (vat) in Nigeria. It hypothesizes on the Tax Laws and Fraudulent practices, VAT fraud and Effect on the Government revenue, Whistleblowers and effects on fraud detection, prevention and eradication. Based on primary data from questionnaire and personal interviews, the chi-square analysis was employed. Is was fund that tax laws relating to VAT facilitate frauds, frauds on VAT have negative effects on the government revenue, and that the Introduction of Whistleblowers has effects on fraud detection, prevention and eradication. There should be more enlightenment campaign on the right on …
How To Detect Illegal Activity, Robert Kay
How To Detect Illegal Activity, Robert Kay
Touche Ross Publications
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Response To Corporate Fraud, Anonymous
Response To Corporate Fraud, Anonymous
Touche Ross Publications
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Apparent Cash Shortages, Anonymous
Apparent Cash Shortages, Anonymous
Haskins and Sells Publications
No abstract provided.
Faculty Of Observing, Anonymous
Fraud-Sense, Anonymous
Detecting Irregularities, Anonymous
Detecting Irregularities, Anonymous
Haskins and Sells Publications
No abstract provided.
Answering Questions, Anonymous
Restoring Public Confidence, Anonymous
Restoring Public Confidence, Anonymous
Haskins and Sells Publications
No abstract provided.
Eternal Vigilance, Anonymous
Detection Of Frauds, Harold Benington
Detection Of Frauds, Harold Benington
Individual and Corporate Publications
Frauds in connection with accounts are very prevalent, and their detection is one of the most important functions of the professional accountant. During the course of over twenty years' active practice, the writer has come in contact with innumerable instances of fraud of every description, and it will be his endeavor in the succeeding paragraphs to outline the different kinds most usually encountered, how they can be detected, and what methods should be adopted to prevent them. Frauds in connection with accounts may be, broadly speaking, divided into two classes: (a) Those perpetrated with the object of concealing theft. (b) …