That’s the sobering news from Tungsten Network today, which reports that nearly half of businesses wouldn’t know what to do if they received a fraudulent invoice. The news highlights SME’s growing exposure to a whole range of fraudulent activities.
According to Tungstens research, nearly half (48%) of all businesses that were surveyed reported receiving a fraudulent or suspicious invoice in the last year.
Source: http://www.smeinsider.com/2016/04/27/invoice-fraud-still-a-major-risk-for-smes/
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