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21st Century Forensic Accounting

RogerRossmeisl

Forensic accountants are engaged for a wide variety of assignments, among them investigating fraud, auditing internal controls and quantifying damages associated with legal disputes. All of these require attention to detail and a diverse set of skills including mathematical, technological, legal and investigative.

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Anders Voted Top Winner in Business Accounting Partners and Top Three in Forensic Accounting by Missouri Lawyers Media Readers

Anders CPA

The 2024 Reader Rankings from Missouri Lawyers Media has selected Anders as a Business Accounting Partner top winner in the Financial category. Anders was also honored as a top three in Forensic Accounting under the Firm Management Services category. Read the full list of Missouri Lawyers Media’s 2024 Reader Rankings winners.

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Unmasking Fraud: How Forensic Accounting Protects the Hospitality Industry

Withum

As a result, forensic investigations play a pivotal role in uncovering fraudulent schemes and identifying potential perpetrators, and, by way of collaborating with our internal control assessment team, suggesting preventive measures to mitigate risks. Forensic accountants are brought in to investigate issues in various facets.

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Defending IRS Cash Based Audits – Guilty Until Proven Innocent: The Case for Using a Forensic Accountant

Withum

Why a Forensic Accountant? Using a forensic account is essential in developing a strategy to handle and defend the findings of a cash-based audit. However, before delving into how they can assist counsel and the client, it’s essential to define what a forensic accountant is.

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Good Acquisition? Not if your Seller’s Hiding Something

RogerRossmeisl

Unfortunately, you can’t afford to ignore the possibility that your acquisition target is hiding something — possibly something that will have negative financial and legal implications after the deal is complete.

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Using Lifestyle Analysis to Find Hidden Income and Assets

RogerRossmeisl

Forensic accountants have many tools to help them find evidence of hidden assets or fraud. But one of the most effective, particularly in divorce matters or legal disputes with former business partners, is using lifestyle analysis to find hidden income and assets.

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Withum Partners Named to ROI-NJ’s Women in Business List

Withum

Jessica is the Market Leader of Withum’s Forensics, Investigations, and White-Collar Criminal Defense practice and leads a team that specializes in performing complex forensic, white-collar and corporate investigations across a broad range of industries.