To become a forensic accountant, you’ll need to earn a college degree. Most employers also prefer a professional certification such as the Certified Fraud Examiner (CFE) distinction.

Forensic accountants are also indispensable in the task of catching white-collar criminals and bringing them to justice. What Does It Take to Be a Forensic Accountant? To become an accountant, you ...

Her forensic accountant, Jill Bombino, of CMM LLP, provided an analysis showing Costner could afford it—he had cash flow in 2021 and 2022 averaging $19.2 million per year.

The need for forensic accountants will only increase as the world becomes more digitized. Individuals and companies want assurance that online transactions are not manipulated or unauthorized; they ...

Forensic accounting is a rapidly growing field that combines accounting, auditing and investigative skills to detect and prevent financial fraud and misconduct. Notably, forensic accounting has ...

Review of Hampton County financials reveals money improperly transferred from specific accounts, missing documentation, and ...

Saitz, who is based in New York, has more than 25 years of experience providing forensic accounting and financial and economic analysis for litigation matters.

The Vice Chancellor of the Ghana Communication Technology University (GTUC), Professor Emmanuel Ohene Afoakwah, has stressed the need for the training of more forensic and cyber accountants for ...