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Summary: Exercising professional skepticism is one of the most important responsibilities of an auditor and an accountant. This case highlights one accountant’s struggle with exercising professional skepticism while evaluating a client’s financial statements. Additionally, this case discusses how exercising professional skepticism can be important in identifying fraud.

Learning Objectives: After reading the case the student will be able to:

1. Gain an understanding of the importance of professional skepticism.

2. Gain an understanding of audit quality.

3. Improve critical thinking skills.

4. Gain an understanding of the role accountants/auditors have in fighting fraud. 

5. Be able to discuss the role of the whistleblower.

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