Reporting fraud requires businesses to have a structured and disciplined approach in that the reporting process is documented and carried out according to company policy. Unfortunately, many businesses simply do not have documented procedures for reporting fraud. This can lead to many challenges and problems, such as lack of sufficient evidence being kept and inappropriate reporting channels and protocols, just to name a few. Businesses that are serious about fighting fraud need to make reporting fraud a top priority. Furthermore, they need to establish documented processes, procedures, and protocols for reporting and responding to fraud. The Fraud Policy and Procedure Manual provides you with a detailed reporting process, which also includes a Fraud Reporting Matrix that explain who to report to and what other steps need to be undertaken. This is an excellent document that lays out all the steps needed to take for reporting fraud and responding to it as needed.

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1. Learn about the Fraud Policy and Procedure Manual
2. Examples of Common Fraudulent Schemes
3. Resources for Understanding, Identifying and Reporting Fraud
4. Resources for Understanding, Identifying and Reporting Fraud outside the United States
5. Laws and Legislation Covering Fraud
6. Types of Fraud
7. Fraud Detection and Prevention
8. Comprehensive Internal Controls Framework for Helping Detect and Prevent Fraud
9. Fraud Awareness Training Program
10. Employee Usage Policies and Procedures for Helping Detect and Prevent Fraud
11. Reporting and Responding to Fraud
12. Investigating Fraud and Notifying Relevant Parties
13. Asset Recovery
14. Lessons Learned
15. Appendix