Scam | Asset | Liabilities | Expense | Revenue | Equity |
Waste Management scandal | Property Plant & Equipment carrying amount is not correct in books since useful lifes of assets are increased due to that Excess carrying amounts are reflected in books of accounts | Shareholders Class-Action Suit settlement | Depreciation amount not correct because of inflated useful lifes | Reported $1.7 billion to meet Earnings Targets | |
Enron Scandal | Debts presented as OFF Balance sheet item | Overstated Revenue by recognising entire value of trade as revenue instead of Brokerage fees as revenue | Overstated due to overstatement of Earnings | ||
Worldcam scandal | Inflated Assets by $11 billions | Line costs are capitalised instead of charging to income statement | Over reported Earnings by Passing Inflated Fake revenue Entries & Cpaitalising line costs | ||
Tyco Scandal | Siphoned Cash through Unapproved loans & fraudulent stock sales | Executive bonuses or benefits | |||
Healthsouth | Inflated Earnings by $1.4 billions to meet shareholder expectations | Controls the price of stock by Inflating Earnings | |||
American International group | Deferred Acquisition costs not recorded in timely manner | Loans are recorded as Revenue | |||
Lehman Brothers | Inflated Cash of $50 billion by allegedly selling Toxic Assets | $50 billions recognised as sales instead of loan | |||
Satyam Scam | Overstated cash and bank balance & Debtors balance | Understaed liabilities on accounts of funds arrange by Raju | Fictitious - Revenue,invoices, Interest income, Foreign Exchange Gain recorded |
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