QUESTIONNAIRE FOR FORENSIC ACCOUNTING IN PREVENTION OF FRAUD IN PRIVATE AND PUBLIC SECTORS

Appendix
Questionnaire
School of Postgraduate Studies
Enugu State University of Science and Tech
Accountancy Department
Enugu State    
Dear Sir/Madam,
            This questionnaire is meant to generate data for a regressional analysis in other words, it is to elicit information regarding the relevance of forensic accountants in detecting and preventing fraud in your organization.

            Please complete the questionnaire by given a corresponding answers to the questions asked to the best of your opinion and understanding and be rest assured that all information received or given by you will be treated with utmost confidence.

Personal Data      
i.          Name:_____________________________________________
ii.         Sex:_______________________________________________
iii.       Age:_______________________________________________
iv.        Qualification: ________________________________________
v.         Position:____________________________________________


Section A
1.         Is forensic system new in Nigeria? (A) Yes (B) No (C) No Idea 
2.         Is there need for the services of a forensic accountant to be employed in your organization (A) Yes (B) No (C) No Idea 
3.         Has forensic accountants helped in detecting and preventing fraud (A) Yes (B) No (C) No Idea 
4.         Do you think that forensic accountants are annalistically minded and inquisitive as people say (A) Yes (B) No (C) No Idea 
5.         Do you believe that the money paid to a forensic accountant is equivalent to the services rendered by him (A) Yes (B) No (C) No Idea 
6.         Forensic accountant is different from the traditional auditor (A) Yes (B) No (C) No Idea 
7.         Do you believe that a forensic accountant who is not affected by the limitations of the audit process is in a better position to discover fraud and thus bridge the expectation gap between the auditor and investors (A) Yes (B) No (C) No Idea 
8.         Is there need for a forensic accountant to possess a sense of urgency and commitment (A) Yes (B) No (C) No Idea 
9.         Do you believe that the use of a forensic accountant in an audit will increase the cost of the audit (A) Yes (B) No (C) No Idea 
10.       The benefits of using forensic accountant, however, outweigh their costs (A) Yes (B) No (C) No Idea 
11.       The forensic accountant in Nigeria is up to a hard job because of the high rate of dishonesty in the country (A) Yes (B) No (C) No Idea 
12.       How did hear about forensic accounting (a) internet (b) radio/TV (c) Print media (d) Textbooks/journals
13.       Do you believe that employing a forensic accountant would make some positive impact on the detection and prevention of fraud in your organization.
14.       The knowledge of forensic accountant by accountants and auditors in your organization will make some positive impact on the nations fight against fraud and embezzlement (A) Yes (B) No (C) No Idea                    

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Buckhoff, & Schrader, R. (2000). “The Teaching of Forensic Accounting    in the United States”. Journal of Forensic Accounting.1(1),135 –           146.
Chariri, A. (2007). “The Relevance of Forensic Accounting in Detecting     Financial Frauds”. Journal Orgamisasi dan managem, 3 (2), 81-88    
Crubley, D. (2003). “What is Forensic Accounting”. (online) Available: www.edwardspub.com. 
Emma, I. O., & Okoro, S. C. (2001). “Forensic Accounting and Audit Expectation Gap – the Perception of Accounting Academics”.  (online) available: www.ssrn.com.
Kasum, A. S. (2009). “The Relevance of Forensic Accounting to       Financial Crimes in Private and Public Sectors of Third World       Economics: A study from Nigeria”. Proceedings of the 1st             International Conference on Government Fraud Ethics and Social     Responsibility. Illorin, Nigeria pp.11-13.
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