When it comes to forensic accounting and fraud investigation services, your peace of mind is our goal.
When it comes to forensic accounting and fraud investigation services, your peace of mind is our goal.
Because of our extensive experience in forensic accounting, accounting fraud investigations and examinations and litigation support, we know how to serve you as a partner and assist with all aspects of your forensic accounting needs. Our professionals have CFE (Certified Fraud Examiner) certifications.
Our professionals specialize in investigative auditing and have years of experience in detecting and quantifying instances of accounting fraud. We can rebuild financial record-keeping systems that have been compromised. Our talents and skills enable us to locate hidden assets and maximize your recoveries when you find yourself a victim of fraud.
As CPAs and fraud examiners, we understand risk management and the importance of checks and balances. We can help evaluate the existing controls currently safeguarding your business, or design a more effective system. A strong fraud prevention program will help deter those attempting to pillage your organization.
Our firm has extensive experience assisting businesses in protecting themselves and investigating suspected abuses. In addition to CPAs, we offer or have access to individuals who have earned internationally recognized certifications in internal auditing and fraud examination. Our knowledge comes from years of experience and the specialized training we have received from national experts in the field. We offer practical suggestions and effective solutions.
Our firm is a proud member of CPAmerica International, a global network of accounting and consulting firms with access to thousands of professionals in virtually every industry across the country and around the world, including numerous certified fraud examiners. You benefit by receiving targeting advice and service, regardless of your industry.
Employees committing fraud often display certain behaviors or characteristics that may serve as warning signs. Some examples include:
The following is a list of the most frequent types of fraud that occur in small companies: