The Ten Stages in Complex Fraud Examinations

 1 – Begin the case

2 – Test the allegations

3 – Do public record and background asset checks

4 – Evaluate and organize the preliminary results

5 – Complete the internal investigation

6 – Begin the external investigation

7 – Trace illicit payments

8 – Interview the secondary subject(s)

9 – Interview the primary subject

10 – Choose remedies, draft final report

- R. S. Kulzick  - 3/16/2009

Source: Association of Certified Fraud Examiners. (2005). Advanced Computer-Aided Fraud Prevention and Detection. Austin, TX. pp. 4-8.

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