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How can undetected fraud or accounting abuse affect a company?

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When there is a high level of undetected fraud in the company, it affects all involved in the company. Fraud costs the company money, which in turn means that there is less money to allocate elsewhere. Less for employee raises, less for improving operations, and customers end up paying ...

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