ACFE Exam CFE-Financial-Transactions-and-Fraud-Schemes Topic 4 Question 102 Discussion

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Question #: 102
Topic #: 4

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Which of the following can constitute a bribe, even if the illicit payment is never actually made?

AOffering a payment

BCorruption in payment

Ckickback payment

DOverbilling in payment

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Suggested Answer: B

by Dierdre at Oct 18, 2024, 06:39 AM

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Lonny

11 hours ago

Overbilling in payment? Hmm, I guess you could hide a bribe in there, but that's just lazy. Go big or go home, I say!

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Eun

6 days ago

Kickback payment? I'm sensing a pattern here. Anything involving under-the-table deals is probably a bribe in disguise.

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Carma

7 days ago

Corruption in payment? Sounds like a fancy way of saying 'bribery' to me. Count me in on that one!

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Vinnie

16 days ago

Offering a payment? That's a no-brainer. Even if the money never changes hands, the intent to bribe is there.

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Shawn

18 days ago

I believe kickback payment can also be considered a bribe, as it involves an illicit payment in exchange for favors.

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Willow

20 days ago

I agree with Joesph, offering a payment can be seen as a bribe even if it's not actually made.

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Joesph

23 days ago

I think offering a payment can constitute a bribe.

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