Forensic accountants are financial detectives who investigate financial reports and documents, often in connection with legal action. Find out what it takes to become one.

When Clarabelle Martin’s husband died without a will in 2014, the upstate New York widow asked her brother, Gary Brink Sr., to help navigate her finances. The octogenarian Martin was in the early ...

Many students enroll in introductory accounting courses because they are required to for another major. The students may not necessarily plan to pursue accounting as a career. However, faculty members ...

In its recently updated Fraud Handbook, the IRS adds new categories of tax fraud, including concealing domestic or foreign bank accounts and digital assets such as virtual currency. And they are ...

If you enjoy puzzles and have a knack for solving problems, you might consider becoming a forensic accountant. The field of forensic accounting merges finance and investigation as these accountants ...

Insurance claims for employee losses are generally examined by insurance carriers. The carrier will often retain a forensic accountant who has the ability to measure employee losses. Employee losses ...

The initiative also details how forensic accounting integrates with compulsory disclosure under Domestic Relations Law §236 and the Uniform Rules. Parties exchange a sworn Statement of Net Worth with ...

SALEM — A forensic accountant will review records of a former youth football official accused of embezzling from the league. A Superior Court judge presiding over a case involving James Potenza, 66, ...

In this panel from the annual “Securities Enforcement Forum West” event, securities law experts and SEC officials, panelists emphasize the significant repercussions companies face for financial ...