Financial Investigation and Forensic Accounting,

Financial Investigation and Forensic Accounting, George A. Manning CFE EA
Publisher: CRC Press

Industry veteran brings 15 years of financial and operational expertise to growing field service management company Chicago, IL, May 14, 2013 – FieldAware, to that, he held roles in auditing with Deloitte & Touche LLP, where he focused on the consumer business industry, including a Fortune 50 retail client, as well a management role for the Deloitte Financial Advisory Services LP, specializing in forensic accounting investigations and purchase price disputes. Financial investigators, often referred to as forensic accountants, are increasingly being called upon by lawyers, corporate governance officers, government officials, and othersto ferret-out monetary and other pertinent facts and data in a wide variety of situations. Forensic accountants investigate various financial matters by analyzing a family's lifestyle, a couple's net worth at various points, bank statements, tax returns, and other public records. They assist in the presentation and analysis of financial evidence by developing computerized applications. Necessary Skills, Educational, and Training Requirements for Forensic Accountants investigative services. The American Institute of Certified Public Accountants (AICPA) has appointed ParenteBeard Partner Glenn Newman, a key player within our forensic, litigation and valuation services group, to their Certified in Financial Forensics (CFF) exam committee. The forensic accountant will analyze and investigate financial evidence. Forensic accountants go wherever the money takes them, investigating financial crimes and insurance fraud on behalf of companies and public law enforcement agencies. The CFF credential was The committee provides professional guidance to CPA practitioners who perform fraud investigations, calculate economic damages and provide business valuation services. You may be faced Financial Investigations Defined - According to the IRS, "Financial investigations are usually very document-intensive. The American Bar Association has published The Forensic Accounting Deskbook: A Practical Guide to Financial Investigation and Analysis for Family Lawyers.