The intentional preparation of misleading financial statements. Those involved in fraudulent reporting may be stripped of their professional designation and subjected to civil and criminal penalties. Fraudulent reporting can result from distorted records, falsified transactions, or misused accounting principles.
fraudulent financial reporting - Investment & Finance Definition
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