
doi: 10.2139/ssrn.2026071
This paper focuses on what constitutes “an attitude that includes a questioning mind and a critical assessment of audit evidence”, namely professional scepticism. This paper also focuses on factors and reasons contributory to the ever increasing use of (and the need for) forensic accountants – particularly in courts. It also addresses various standards which must be taken into consideration before testimonies provided by expert witnesses are considered to be admissible.
litigation support; investigative accounting; computer forensics; expert witnesses; fraud auditing, jel: jel:K2, jel: jel:M4, jel: jel:D8
litigation support; investigative accounting; computer forensics; expert witnesses; fraud auditing, jel: jel:K2, jel: jel:M4, jel: jel:D8
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