According to a KPMG survey, which of the following is not often cited as an incentive to engage in fraudulent financial reporting?
A) personal financial incentives
B) the desire to fund an extravagant lifestyle
C) the need to meet pre-specified business performance targets
D) an improvement in the company's financial prospects

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According to the KPMG survey, an improvement in the company's financial prospects is not often cited as an incentive to engage in fraudulent financial reporting, while personal financial incentives, the desire to fund an extravagant lifestyle, and the need to meet pre-specified business performance targets are commonly cited incentives.

According to a KPMG Survey, Which of the Following Is