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摘要
这个教学案例描述了爱达荷州东南部非营利组织New Day Products的前执行董事的贪污行为。该案例基于一个帮助残疾人的组织,为学生了解非营利组织董事会的重要角色和责任提供了丰富的背景。该案例强调了非营利董事会面临的挑战,要求学生考虑New Day Products董事会的治理决策,包括财务报表审查而非审计的选择,是如何增加执行董事实施欺诈的机会的。
This instructional case describes an embezzlement committed by the former executive director of a Southeast Idaho nonprofit organization, New Day Products. The case, based on an organization that helps people with disabilities, provides a rich context for students to learn about the important roles and responsibilities of nonprofit organizations’ boards of directors. Highlighting the challenges faced by nonprofit boards of directors, the case asks students to consider how New Day Products’ board of directors’ governance decisions, including its choice of financial statement reviews rather than audits, increased the executive director’s opportunities to commit fraud.
期刊介绍:
The mission of Issues in Accounting Education is to publish research, commentaries, instructional resources, and book reviews that assist accounting faculty in teaching and that address important issues in accounting education. The journal will consist of two major sections, “Research and Commentary” and “Instructional Resources”.