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Joseph P. Lakatos, JD, LLM, CPA, CFE

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Classifying and Reporting Majority Equity Interests under GASB Statement 90

By  Craig D. Shoulders, PhD and Joseph P. Lakatos, JD, LLM, CPA, CFE

June 2021 0

In Brief Governments often hold equity interests in legally separate entities that are utilized to deliver government services, sometimes through cooperative ventures, or for investment…

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Closing the ‘Fraud Prevention Canyon’ with Counteractive Control Development

By  Joseph P. Lakatos, JD, LLM, CPA, CFE and Craig D. Shoulders, PhD

April 2020 0

In Brief Fraud continues to be a pervasive problem for businesses across the world. Nevertheless, most business ethics programs are compliance driven and thus fail…

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Mastering Fiduciary Activity Reporting For Governments

An Explanation of GASB Statement 84

By  Craig D. Shoulders, PhD and Joseph P. Lakatos, JD, LLM, CPA, CFE

May 2019 0

In Brief GASB recently updated its guidance on the reporting of assets held by governments in a fiduciary capacity. While the clarification on how to…

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