Volume 20 No 8 (2022)
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A REVIEW OF FIRMS ENGAGE IN FINANCIALREPORTING MISCONDUCT
Prakash Kumar Khemani, Dr. R. K. Patil
Abstract
When it comes to money, forensic accountants dig through records for signs of wrongdoing. Please enlighten us on this topic. These are making use of it. Primarily, this is put to use in auditing and investigating monetary information. The information on the companies themselves. Forensic accounting, often spelled "forensic accountancy," is a subfield of public accounting that examines potential instances of wrongdoing in the domain of financial reporting by businesses. In order to assess whether there has been fraud in financial reporting, forensic accountants employ a variety of techniques. That's not a simple job to do. Expertise in both accounting and analysis are used by forensic accountants. Investigating a company's or individual's financial dealings requires analytical and accounting expertise. In situations involving financial fraud, they are often consulted as experts. Forensic accounting has been tainted by fraud or suspicion. Accountants are tasked with researching and verifying the accuracy of their clients' financial records.
Keywords
financial reporting, forensic accounting, accounting misconduct, Market reactions
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