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occurrence of corporate financial statement fraud. Many tools have been developed to detect the occurrence of corporate financial … statement fraud, particularly using various computer-assisted auditing tools including artificial intelligence. However, there … the occurrence of corporate financial statement fraud. This paper examines those theories and models and explains why …
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, and fraud and special investigation." French Forensic expertise is called "Expertise comptable judiciaire." The main … valuation, fraud investigation, and knowledge of the rules of evidence and procedure are the main specialized knowledge of both …
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A survey reveals that a significant number of forensic accountants believe it is important that corporations that issue certifications in forensic accounting be not-for-profit and that these corporations have a duty to disclose their legal status. However, there are for-profit forensic...
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Hundreds of studies have been published in forensic accounting journals over the past 15 years on various topics using a variety of research methods. But the basic question has yet to be addressed – what is the purpose of research in forensic accounting? Forensic accounting and forensic...
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The purpose of this paper is to discuss the state of forensic accounting in the United States as part of a series comparing forensic accounting in Anglo-American countries. For comparative purposes it is necessary first to establish the legal, geographic, political, and economic background of...
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The purpose of this paper is to build on and expand Stone and Miller's (2013) (henceforth, Stone and Miller) propositions concerning "what matters" in forensic accounting research. Forensic accounting research that matters is a function of the purpose(s) of forensic accounting research. Stone...
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