With an increased demand for forensic accounting services, it seems that many companies are now offering the services without any credentials. Although the work of a forensic accountant may appear to be similar to that of a CPA, the review process is quantitatively and qualitatively different. A good forensic accountant will be able to shift from number cruncher to systematic investigator and back again looking for the information “behind the numbers®”. He or she will be familiar with both criminal and civil law, and will work as part of an interdisciplinary team of lawyers, technological experts, investigators, and other accountants.
Kessler International employs Certified Forensic Accountants, Certified Fraud Examiners, Certified Public Accountants, Certified Computer Forensics Examiners, investigators, financial analysts, research professionals and former law enforcement officers.
