Economic crime report 2004 - Ekobrottsmyndigheten
Economic crime report 2004 - Ekobrottsmyndigheten
Economic crime report 2004 - Ekobrottsmyndigheten
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investigations, awareness of what each profession can contribute lays the<br />
groundwork for satisfactory results. Thus, a number of interdisciplinary<br />
courses have been developed at various levels.<br />
Prosecutors, police and economic <strong>crime</strong> accountants who investigate violations<br />
of the Insider Penal Act participate in licensing courses for brokers.<br />
An interactive course in Accounts Analysis, a prerequisite for Accounting,<br />
was added during the year.<br />
Administrative employees took a course in economic <strong>crime</strong> designed for<br />
their particular needs. A special course for police at and outside EBM<br />
who investigate economic <strong>crime</strong> was given for the first time. The goal is<br />
to enhance their skills in the specific areas that affect their work.<br />
Almost 400 EBM employees and those from cooperating agencies<br />
– including 94 external prosecutors, police and tax <strong>crime</strong> investigators<br />
– took one or more of the courses in 2003.<br />
As in previous years, EBM’s prosecutors took part in RÅ’s special training<br />
sessions.<br />
A development and training effort was started during the year for the<br />
agency’s economic <strong>crime</strong> accountants to make it easier for them to analyze<br />
extensive accounting records on the basis of IT support.<br />
Given the rapid technological progress of recent years, particularly in<br />
the private sector – which demands a great deal on the part of EBM in<br />
terms of securing computerized data – the agency continued to focus on<br />
advanced training of IT specialists in its operational activities.<br />
EBM employees share their expertise, primarily in the area of economic<br />
<strong>crime</strong>, by teaching courses set up by RÅ, the Swedish National Courts<br />
Administration, the Swedish National Police College, the Swedish Institute<br />
of Authorised Public Accountants (FAR), the Swedish Association of<br />
Auditors (SRS) and others.<br />
13.3 METHODS DEVELOPMENT<br />
A long time often passes between the commission of a <strong>crime</strong> and the point<br />
at which a receiver in bankruptcy or tax authority <strong>report</strong>s it. A striking<br />
number of businesses that are <strong>report</strong>ed have failed to prepare and submit<br />
annual <strong>report</strong>s to the Swedish Companies Registration Office.<br />
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