The skilled task of forensic accounting requires deep understanding of tax law and the ability to dig deeper looking for facts. At Gary Glass, our expertise in forensics makes us a leader in the field.
“Forensic” means legal and investigative. Fraud auditing, forensic accounting, and/or fraud investigation (ie, forensic accounting) put things together rather than taking them apart, as is the case with Forensic accountants.
These investigative accountants are professionals who use a unique blend of education and experience to apply accounting, auditing, and investigative skills to uncover truth, form legal opinions, and assist in investigations. Forensic accountants may be involved in both litigation support (providing assistance on a given case, primarily related to the calculation or estimation of economic damages and related issues) and investigative accounting (looking into illegal activities). In New York, due to the incredible amount of financial transactions handled on a daily basis, accountants of this type are at a premium.
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