Forensic Accounting

Your Forensic Accounting Experts

Simply put, forensic accounting is the process of examining financial statements for errors and then correcting whatever mistakes are found. Believe it or not, accounting errors are commonplace in the business world and can wreak havoc on taxes. We can find and solve those problems so your taxes and life are as flawless as possible.

Our Forensic Accounting Process

We make the forensics accounting process simple and efficient. Our goal is finding and fixing, and doing so by leaving no stone unturned, no financial statement unexamined.

The first step is to get to know you and your finances and assess whatever concerns you may have. Once we’ve established a foundation from which to proceed with the process, we then conduct a detailed analysis that includes accounting and litigation support.

Finally, we provide explicit reports of our analysis and offer appropriate legal guidance, in addition to preventative measures to avoid future incidents.

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When You Need a Forensic Accountant

Most individuals will go their entire lives without needing a forensic accountant. But if you ever encounter financial problems, it’s comforting to know we’re there if you need us.

Uncommon Services

Though financial errors are common, for some reason few CPA firms offer forensic accounting to their clients. We saw a need for this service and chose to provide it. It has proven invaluable to our clients, and may also be able to help you.

Why Forensic Accounting

There’s a difference between simply amending tax and business documents and using a forensic accountant. Amending is a simple singular service. Forensic accounting is a process that begins with evaluation and analysis and also offers legal guidance and litigation support.