CJ 125 UNIT FOUR PAYROLL SCHEMES. THE MAIN CATEGORIES OF PAYROLL FRAUD Payroll Schemes Occupational frauds in which a person who works for an organization.

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CJ 125 UNIT FOUR PAYROLL SCHEMES

THE MAIN CATEGORIES OF PAYROLL FRAUD Payroll Schemes Occupational frauds in which a person who works for an organization causes that organization to issue a payment by making false claims for compensation –Ghost employee schemes –Falsified hours and salary schemes –Commission schemes

GHOST EMPLOYEE Someone on the payroll who does not actually work for the victim company –Fictitious person –Friend or relative –Accomplice –Other

FALSIFIED HOURS AND SALARY SCHEMES Overpayment of wages is the most common form of misappropriating payroll funds Increase number of hours or rate of pay Time clocks – e.g., having someone else clock in Computer tracking of employee time Manually prepared timecards – e.g., rubber stamp supervisors, collusion with supervisors, forgery

COMMISSION SCHEMES Pay is based on an employee’s output rather than hours worked or a set salary Falsify the amount of sales made –Create fraudulent sales orders, customer purchase orders, credit authorizations, packing slips, invoices, etc. –Ring up a false sale on the cash register –Overstate legitimate sales Fraudulently increase the rate of commission

PUT IT TO THE TEST What kind of scheme was the “All-American Girl” case? What about the “Extravagant Salesman” case? How did they commit their crimes? How were they caught?

AN OUNCE OF PREVENTION YOU ARE THE BOSS. WHAT WOULD YOU DO TO PREVENT: “GHOST EMPLOYEES” “SALARY SCHEMES” “COMMISSION SCHEMES” IF YOU SUSPECT IT’S ALEADY HAPPENING HOW WOULD YOU INVESTIGATE?

Preventing and Detecting Ghost Employee Schemes Separate the hiring function from the payroll function Personnel records should be independently maintained from payroll and timekeeping functions Personnel department should verify any changes to payroll Background and reference checks should be made in advance of hire

Preventing and Detecting Falsified Hours and Salary Schemes A designated official should verify all wage rate changes Timecards should be taken directly to the payroll department after approval Time cards should be secured and monitored Run programs to actively seek out fraudulent payroll activity

Preventing and Detecting Commission Schemes Run periodic reports to show an unusual relationship between sales figures and commission figures Run reports that compare commissions earned among salespersons Track uncollected sales generated by each salesperson Conduct random samples of customers to verify that the customer exists

Questions?