A Forensic Accountant has to do a lot of interviewing. Although every case is unique, a typical case for a Forensic Accountant would include the following steps: (1) meet with the client (this is done to get the clearest understanding of the facts, parties involved and known issues); (2) complete a conflict check; (3) begin the initial investigation (it is best to do an investigation before you set your course of action); (4) create a course of action (by completing the above steps, they will help to set the goals to be accomplished and the steps needed to reach these goals); (5) collect evidence which may include locating documents, economic information, assets, a person or company, and proof of the occurrence of an event; (6) perform the analysis ( this involves: calculating damages, summarizing a large number of transactions, performing a tracing of assets, performing present value calculations utilizing appropriate discount rates, performing a regression or sensitivity analysis, utilizing a computerized application such as a spread sheet, database or computer model, and utilizing charts and graphics to explain the analysis); and lastly, (7) prepare the report... displayed 300 characters
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A Forensic Accountant has to do a lot of interviewing. Although every case is unique, a typical case for a Forensic Accountant would include the following steps: (1) meet with the client (this is done to get the clearest understanding of the facts, parties involved and known issues); (2) complete a conflict check; (3) begin the initial investigation (it is best to do an investigation before you set your course of action); (4) create a course of action (by completing the above steps, they will help to set the goals to be accomplished and the steps needed to reach these goals); (5) collect evidence which may include locating documents, economic information, assets, a person or company, and proof of the occurrence of an event; (6) perform the analysis ( this involves: calculating damages, summarizing a large number of transactions, performing a tracing of assets, performing present value calculations utilizing appropriate discount rates, performing a regression or sensitivity analysis, utilizing a computerized application such as a spread sheet, database or computer model, and utilizing charts and graphics to explain the analysis); and lastly, (7) prepare the report... displayed 300 characters
