1. Overstating or understating business performance will not help to repay personal debt as the personal loan of the manager is not sanctioned on the guarantee of the business performance. These are not directly related thus there will be not benefit associated.
Answer: C
2. When there is a manipulation of revenue, asset revaluation and accounting regulation, there is a fact of creating material misstatement in the books of accounts. But misstatement in disclosure might happen due to omission or may be unintentional as there is not illegal alteration in the books. It is a case of not disclosing all the relevant facts and figures as per the accounting standards. This is wrong practice but not a fraud as we have not presented any forge or false data.
Answer: C
3. The materiality concept permits to ignore the accounting standards if the impact of doing such is very small or immaterial. This mean the manner can be different but the end result should be the same.
Answer: A
4. Channel stuffing is a technique to increase the sales figure of the business. In this method, the business supplies excessive goods to the market than demanded. This means there is no high demand but still the supply is high to show that the sales are goods. Supplying excessive goods in the market in the legal way is not a fraud as high supply will only reduce the price of the product in the market.
Answer: D
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