Forensic Accounting
Primarily, forensic accounting. Secondarily, an analytical MBA CPA. Thirdly, accounting investigations. Fourthly, deterrence or internal control. Lastly investigative accounting and fraud investigations.
Member of the ACFE since 2012.
Forensic Accounting & Fraud Investigation
Fraud Deterence
Business Fraud
Forensic accounting
Transactions aren’t just numbers; they tell a story. Firstly, as a Certified Fraud Examiner, I meticulously investigate each case. Secondarily, there is only one chance at quality financial litigation Thirdly, due diligence is a necessity. In conclusion, I communicate complex financial information. I do so in a clear and understandable manner.
Above all, fraud is a costly risk. Notably, organizations of all sizes are affected. Forensic accounting can be exhaustive. In other words, a fraud investigation is expensive. Therefore planning the engagement is vital. Most importantly, investigative accounting.
Fraud investigation
The reconstruction of financial books and records include:
- Interviewing witnesses
- Asset identification
- Analyzing flow of funds
- Quantifying damages
- The preparation of expert reports.
Often, quality expert testimony at trial or depositions is necessary. Clients count on me to perform investigative accounting.
Divorce
Primarily, I measure each party’s true economic income, which affects both maintenance. As a result equitable distribution is often affected by investigative accounting.
Fraud investigation services:
- Business and intellectual property valuations
- Restricted stock and stock option valuations
- Valuing the enhanced earning capacity associated with licenses, degrees, and credentials
- Asset tracing
- Lifestyle analysis
- Income determination
- Preparation of net worth affidavits
- Expert testimony
- Trial assistance including reply reports and analysis
- Review of separation, pre-nuptial, and post-nuptial agreements
- Assistance with cross-examination of opposing experts and parties
- Settlement and tax consulting assistance
Sometimes the best laid plans go astray...
Sometimes the dream becomes a nightmare.
Due to the lead time usually associated with a deteriorating marriage, one or both parties may engage in varying degrees of “divorce planning.”
Tactics may range from setting aside liquid assets to cover necessities during the divorce proceeding. As a consequence, monies put aside for professional fees and outright fraud. Primarily, one party’s share of the ultimate financial settlement.
Either spouse may engage in tactics designed to result in a greater monetary award.
Furthermore, only one spouse may be in a moneyed (“independent”) position. As a result, family law practitioners, forensic CPA’s fraud examiners, and forensic accountants should never forget that information received from either party may be intentionally misstated and/or manipulated
Fraud investigation
It’s important to address the issues encountered during the income, or support, aspect of a case. Be cognizant that a spouse may distraught by the deteriorating marriage. In other words, he or she is distracted from his or her otherwise lucrative and successful livelihood to the point where income suffers. However, there may be other reasons for the sudden decline in income available to support the family. So, it’s necessary to look at the financial representations with a critical eye. In other words, forensic accounting should be holistic.
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