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Accounting Forensics
Forensic Accounting is very
different from debit-and-credit accounting. Forensic accounting involves looking beyond the numbers and understanding the substance of situations.
It’s a hybrid of accounting and detective work.
Financial discrepancies and
financial fraud requires more than
an accountant. This type of situation needs a certified forensic accountant who
specializes in forensic accounting.
If numbers don’t match,
there is a need for an in-depth financial investigation.
Our team of certified forensic
accountants are thoroughly trained and will not only find financial
discrepancies—they’ll find out who, what, where, why, when and how—during the
course of a forensic accounting financial investigation. More importantly, our
team will be able to advise and assist you in implementing systems and controls
to prevent internal or external fraud from happening in the first place.
If it comes to it, and you decide
to pursue legal action, our team is your partner, as expert witness ready to
testify to the specifics uncovered during the forensic accounting investigation.
Our team can educate the court as to the nature of forensic accounting and fraud
examinations, which will provide credibility for your case.
A Forensic Accounting
Investigation is the use of
specialized investigative skills in carrying out an inquiry which is conducted
in such a manner that the outcome will be useful in a court of law.
A Forensic Investigation is usually focused on accounting, data,
medicine, engineering, or some other discipline.
In almost every legal matter, crucial
evidence
will be stored electronically, and must be
retrieved
without alteration or damage.
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