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Reporting on fraud is to be made by an auditor to the Central Government when the sums involved in the fraud :
exceed Rs 20 lakh
exceed Rs 50 lakh
exceed Rs 75 lakh
are Rs 1 crore or above
Under the Companies Act, 2013, auditors have specific responsibilities when it comes to reporting fraud:
1. Reporting Requirement: An auditor must report fraud to the Central Government if it reaches a certain financial threshold.
2. Threshold for Reporting: The requirement specifies that any fraud involving amounts of Rs 1 crore or more must be reported to the Central Government directly.
3. Purpose: This threshold ensures that significant fraudulent activities are properly reported, allowing for appropriate action and oversight.
Option 4 (are Rs 1 crore or above) is the correct choice
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