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    provisions, “the FCPA also requires companies whose securities are listed in the United States to meet its accounting provisions,” (US Department of Justice n.d.). “It requires issuers to maintain accurate books and records and have a system of internal controls sufficient to provide reasonable assurances that transactions are executed and assets are accessed and accounted for in accordance with management’s authorization,” (SEC…

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    After the Enron debacle and the WorldCom disaster, Congress decided to enact legislation that would help to protect investors and improve the accuracy of corporate financial statements. The new legislation would be called the Sarbanes-Oxley Act (SOX). This legislation was a major turning point at the time it was passed. This gave investors renewed confidence and made many corporations angry due to the excessive compliance costs. With the new legislation in place many people thought that this…

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    it helped make sure that CEO’s and CFO’s made sure to document in writing of any financial disclosures, in order to make sure that they agreed with the law and were ethical. This practice helped make sure companies have strong and effective internal controls that would help remove any fraudulent and poor reporting practices with in financial statements (BOSTER, 2007). SOAX…

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    Based on the organization you have chosen for your final research paper, respond to the following: I. Regulations: If any data involved is regulated, or if there are other legal and compliance concerns, state them in this section. The laws covering the internet are varied and quite complex in the United States with the financial system to the medical system heavily regulated. Starting off the Sarbanes-Oxley was enacted in 2002, the Sarbanes-Oxley Act is designed to protect investors and the…

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    HVPS Case Study

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    credit. To minimize liquidity risk, HVPS provide functions such as account inquiry, balance warning and business queuing which helps to improve liquidity management. HVPS have taken measures such as business limitation, account balance control and debiting control to strengthen the management of credit risk. Whereas to prevent legal risk, People’s Bank of China (PBC) has formulated a series of regulations, rules and procedures on payment transaction processing, automatic pledge financing and…

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    Weaknesses The company’s involvement in numerous lawsuits constitutes its first weakness, which is not only a past weakness, but also a current one. These litigations impede the company’s brand image in clients’ and investors’ eyes in domestic and foreign markets, and this contributes to company’s amity deterioration. An example of the of these litigations is the consumer class action that was filed against Hewlett-Packard Company in 2011, alleging that this company’s printers’ software were…

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    The Sarbanes-Oxley Act (SOX) was put into place in 2002 by Congress after being developed by Senator Paul Sarbanes and Representative Michael Oxley. The purpose of SOX is to “protect shareholders and other stakeholders of publicly traded companies” (Vanderbeck, 2013, p. 11). SOX became about because although The United States already had the Securities Act of 1933 it only held the corporations responsible, therefore, the CEO’s did not have to legally tell the truth making it hard hold them…

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    External Auditor Analysis

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    from giving specific benefits of the substance they review. This is fundamentally to guarantee that clashes for premium don 't emerge. The autonomy for outer auditors may be vital will a right Furthermore careful examination of an entity 's fiscal controls Also proclamations. At whatever relationship between those outside auditors and the entity, other than maintenance for those review itself, must make uncovered in the outside auditor 's reports. These standards also forbid those evaluator…

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    Independence In Auditing

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    bookkeeping services for the client while doing an audit . This service impairs independence because of the self-review threat primarily. I do not believe that auditors should be generating the reports that they will audit as this limits the amount of internal controls the firm can implement which can lead to questionable situations. Another service the attest firms cannot provide a client who they already have that relationship with is actuarial services1. This falls in line with the advocacy…

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    The Sarbanes-Oxley Act

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    non-audit work for the same client. The Act (Sarbanes-Oxley Acts s 201 (a) 2002) listed the following as the non-audits services that should not be performed together with the audit by the accounting firm to the same client. • Actuarial services • Internal audits outsourcing servicing • Designing and implementing the financial information system • Valuation and appraisal services • Experts and legal services that are not related to the…

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