There has been a lot of excitement surrounding the release in Canada of new polymer notes, starting with the $100.00 bill, in November of 2011. The new plastic bills are considered to be the most secure ever produced in Canada, seriously diminishing the possibility of counterfeiting. In addition, because of their durability, the cost to

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As one of Canada’s leading currency counter experts, we have obtained an advance amount of Canada’s new polymer bank notes. We have determined that almost all existing currency counters will not work with the new bills due to the clear strip which runs vertically through the note.

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An internal accounts payable audit recently revealed that an employee at liquid dispensing equipment manufacturer Hibar Systems allegedly stole $2.2 million from the company, Durham Region News, and the Toronto Star reported on June 4th 2011.

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Cheques may seem old-fashioned in a world besotted with electronic transactions, but is it time yet to write them off entirely?

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Document Counterfeiting

Unless you’ve been bitten, most companies are unaware of the growing problems related to
counterfeiting and illegal duplication of valuable documents.

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24 Best Practices for Fraud Prevention No matter what type of business you are in, the risk of fraud is always present. While you can’t predict why or when your business becomes a target, there is a lot you can do to reduce the opportunity for fraud. Reconciliation Daily Reconciliation: Reconcile your daily banking transactions

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