Forensic Audit
A forensic audit is a detailed and thorough examination of financial records, transactions, and documents to uncover fraud, misconduct, or irregularities. Forensic audits are typically used to investigate financial crimes such as embezzlement, money laundering, financial statement fraud, or corruption within an organization or entity.
The process involves:
Identifying Issues: Determining the specific financial anomalies or areas of concern that require investigation, often based on suspicion of fraud or financial mismanagement.
Collecting Data: Gathering all relevant financial documents, including transaction records, accounting books, emails, contracts, and other records that could provide insight into potential irregularities.
Analyzing Data: Applying specialized tools and techniques to trace the flow of money, identify discrepancies, and detect patterns or activities that could indicate fraudulent behavior.
Reporting Findings: The forensic auditor compiles the findings into a detailed report that includes the nature of the fraud, how it occurred, the amount of money involved, and the people or parties responsible. The findings can be used for legal proceedings or internal corporate actions.
Legal Implications: The results of a forensic audit can be presented in court or to regulatory authorities to assist in criminal or civil cases.
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