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Avoid Five Common Fraudulent Schemes Used in Construction
The threat of fraud can never be wholly removed; however, companies should take steps to identify likely fraud schemes they might face. Here are a number of schemes frequently used to defraud construction companies.
By Ken Van Bree
October 14, 2019
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by Ken Van Bree
Ken Van Bree is the Partner-In-Charge of RubinBrown’s Construction Services Group. He also serves as a Partner in the Assurance Services and Entrepreneurial Services Groups. He specializes in financial, operational and plan audits and also provides general business advisory services.
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