forensic audit

How is a Forensic Audit Conducted?

The process of a forensic audit involves several stages:
Planning: Define the scope and objectives of the audit, identify key areas of concern, and develop a strategy.
Data Collection: Gather financial records, emails, contracts, and other relevant documents.
Data Analysis: Use forensic tools and techniques to analyze the data, identify patterns, and detect anomalies.
Investigation: Conduct interviews, follow the money trail, and corroborate findings with physical evidence.
Reporting: Prepare a detailed report outlining the findings, supported by evidence, and recommend corrective actions.
Legal Proceedings: Provide expert testimony if the findings lead to legal action.

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