A forensic accountant is tasked with examining complex financial matters in order that they can be presented in a clear and concise way in any dispute involving business and accountancy issues.
Forensic accountancy is a skill that is acquired through experience rather than being taught. The practitioner must be confident when presenting a report which can often be scrutinised in exhausting detail by a court. A criminal defence forensic accountant must be prepared to stand by his or her opinion where it may have a major impact on eventual sanctions including freedom from a prison sentence.
My work as a forensic accountant means that I undertake fraud and financial investigations that result in reports that are presented to the Court and supported by me giving expert… Read More »Expert Accountant or Accredited Investigator?
Mark Jenner & Co Limited is happy to examine all cases of fraud and financial crime for the prosecuting authorities and prepare an independent expert accountant’s report that can be… Read More »Forensic Accounting For Police Forces
The benefits of using a forensic accountant is often seen as somebody who sifts documents for a smoking gun. They offer much more than that.
The Varied Nature of Forensic Accounting Independent forensic accounting expertise assists with a multitude of different financial disputes. These range from criminal prosecutions to corporate disputes. I am currently assisting… Read More »Value Of Independent Forensic Accounting Expertise
Many solicitors working in all areas of the law routinely use forensic accountants to assist them with the financial and business apsects of a case. However, some solicitors may be… Read More »Why Do You Need a Forensic Accountant?
How do you choose a forensic accountant? Many people think that one forensic accountant is the same as any other – some think that the more you pay the better service you will get. As… Read More »How to Choose a Forensic Accountant
Mark Jenner & Co is a firm of Chartered Accountants that specialises solely in forensic accountancy. Although services do not include normal accounting lines such as auditing, preparation of year… Read More »Forensic Accounting Techniques
