Forensic Accountancy - Fourth Edition provides a comprehensive insight into forensic accounting and demonstrates how accountants and finance professionals might perform when acting as advisors, experts, or investigators in disputes, litigations, arbitrations, or fraud investigations.
In the fourth edition, this definitive title sets a benchmark of best practices in forensic accounting and has been written in concise English, without the unnecessary use of jargon, catering to the needs of those less trained in the specialty and bridging the gap between accountants and legal practitioners. Auditors, bankers, insurers, regulators, litigators, in-house counsels, and lay clients will find this book as a route to uncharted territory in accounting, revealing the unspoken messages behind transactions, fund flows, and financial documents.
This fourth edition includes a new chapter, bringing the total to twenty chapters systematically divided into three parts comprising an overview of principles, brief illustrations of some cases, and possible applications to other areas.
More than three years have lapsed since the publication of Forensic Accountancy - Third Edition while new standards, regulations and legislations came into light. Forensic Accountancy - Fourth Edition has been completely updated such as with cases on money-tracing among other principles when necessary. Certain aspects in the third edition have been clarified, and the contents have stayed in three main parts with a new chapter catering for the evolution and far-reaching of the specialty.
