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>you never deliver anything A thorough audit would reveal this as well though, as it would actually evaluate the entire supply chain is actually working as int
by AndrewKemendo 4y ago
>you never deliver anything
A thorough audit would reveal this as well though, as it would actually evaluate the entire supply chain is actually working as intended.
- toast0 4y agoVersion two of this fraud is you do supply something, but it's either a) something the company doesn't actually use, so you can provide a stand-in, knowing it will be stocked and later destroyed, b) something worthwhile that you've bought and marked up with help, etc.
- electroly 4y agoRight--this is a demonstration of how an audit is more than looking at double-entry accounting statements and "seeing if the numbers add up." That's the point of my post.