Another reason that religious organizations and houses of worship are subject to fraud is that, quite frankly, many houses of worship lack proper accounting controls including separation of duties. This is hardly unique to churches, of course, but it seems to be more prevalent in churches. As we have discussed in previous posts and in other columns, this lack of separation of duties is very often responsible for fraud.
Credit is given to Robert Cornell and Carol Johnson and Fraud Magazine for this subject matter.
Credit is given to Robert Cornell and Carol Johnson and Fraud Magazine for this subject matter.
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