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> Fraud Case 26-1 John Johnson is the majority stockholder in Johnson's Landscape Company, owning 52% of the company's stock. John asked his accountant to prepare a capital invest- ment analysis for the purchase of new mowers. John used the analysis to persuade a loan officer at the local bank to loan the company $100,000. Once the loan was secured, John used the cash to remodel his home, updating the kitchen and bath- rooms, installing new flooring, and adding a pool. Requirements 1. Are John's actions fraudulent? Why or why not? Does John's percentage of owner- ship affect your answer? 2. What steps could the bank take to prevent this type of activity