Withum

JANUARY 25, 2024

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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FraudFiles

OCTOBER 19, 2021

Tax returns can be one of the most important pieces of information a forensic accountant evaluates in a divorce case. Of course, there are other very important financial documents, but income tax returns provide summary information about of lot of financial issues, including income, expenses, and assets.

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FraudFiles

JANUARY 20, 2022

When attempting to determine if there are hidden assets or undisclosed sources of income, the basic investigative process involves tracing funds. The income tax returns of an individual (and a business, if it is owned by one or both of the parties to the family law case) are the most basic documents needed to analyze the finances.

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ThomsonReuters

JANUARY 18, 2024

Jump to: What are the roles and responsibilities for accountants? Accountant vs. CPA vs. tax preparer: What are the differences? GAAP and AICPA What issues should accountants be aware of in the profession? How can accountants be more efficient? Accountant responsibilities extend far beyond number crunching.

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CPA Practice

APRIL 12, 2023

Relief that maybe your job as a tax and accounting professional might get marginally easier with added agents available to respond to your calls and responses on behalf of your clients? Or nonchalance, since tax representation isn’t an area that you are particularly interested in as a professional? Not anymore.

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FraudFiles

JULY 20, 2022

A forensic accountant is the logical choice to help reconstruct financial records, estimate earnings, and analyze fine details of financial documents to prove or disprove income claims. A forensic accountant may also be needed when there are few financial records available with which to analyze income.

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FraudFiles

NOVEMBER 9, 2021

A forensic accountant is the logical choice to help reconstruct financial records, estimate earnings, and analyze fine details of financial documents to prove or disprove income claims. A forensic accountant may also be needed when there are few financial records available with which to analyze income.

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