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Small business hardest hit by fraud.


The typical U.S. organization loses 5 percent of its annual revenue to occupational abuse and fraud, according to according to
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Business Size   Median Loss

<100 employees  $190,000
       100-999  $179,000
  1,000-9,9999  $120,000
       10,000+  $150,000

Source: Association of Certified Fraud Examiners

Note: Table made from bar graph.
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Publication:California CPA
Date:Aug 1, 2006
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