Forensic Accounting
Forensic Accounting utilizes accounting, auditing and investigative skills to conduct an examination into a company’s financial statements and source documents, thus providing an accounting analysis that is suitable for court. Forensic Accountants are trained to look beyond the numbers and deal with the business reality of a situation. They are used in fraud cases, litigation support, insurance claims investigations, economic
damage quantifications, etc.
H&A’s professional forensic accountants can unravel the most intricate financial relationships in both paper and digital based environments. We have investigated literally thousands of cases and fine tuned our skills with leading-edge technologies, giving our clients accurate and verifiable results-every time!
Since we are an independent firm, we are able to maintain the highest standards of ethics, propriety, objectivity and professionalism in responding discreetly, comprehensively and on a timely basis to any civil or criminal matter.
A number of our professionals have attained the Investigative and Forensic Accounting specialist designation, CA·IFA, awarded by
the Canadian Institute of Chartered Accountants.
H&A is one of the only firms in Canada where its forensic accountants have extensive digital financial investigative expertise; the ability to strategize and investigate digital financial data, using computer forensics and e-discovery utilities and integrate it with the investigation of emails, word documents, databases, etc.
Forensic Accounting Professional Services:
- Canadian court-qualified experts
- Fraud and complex financial investigations
- Litigation support
- Intellectual property disputes
- Theft of confidential information
- Asset tracing and recovery
- Corporate intelligence
- Breach of contract
- Breach of fiduciary duties
- Shareholder/Partnership disputes
- Economic damage quantifications
- Product liability
- Business interruption claims
- Inventory losses
- Extra expense claim support
- Fidelity claims/Misappropriation of funds
- Third Party liability losses
- Arson-for-profit financial investigations
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