A forensic audit is an examination of a firm's or individual's finances to derive evidence that can be used in a court of law or legal proceeding.

A small business's internal control system can only be as strong as the rules, policies and procedures put in place to detect fraud, waste or abuse and protect its financial and physical assets.

Financial audits are expensive. There’s no way to beat around the bush, when we talk about costs and “audits.” They’re never cheap, if done properly by a reputable Certified Public Accountant (“CPA”).

The objective of the reporting phase of a financial audit is to present an informed opinion about a business's financial statements, including whether they conform to generally accepted accounting ...

The ups and downs in the economy during the novel coronavirus pandemic are causing audit committees at public companies to focus on the disclosures in their financial statements and SEC filings about ...

Companies can use financial audit software to determine whether there are significant misstatements in their financial accounts. An audit is a legal obligation for businesses to stay out of fraud.

FAMU's leadership team is reassuring the Board of Governors of its “full commitment” to progress while chugging along to address flawed audit issues.

The Innovation Foundation, Inc., formerly known as the Oklahoma State University Research Foundation, is at the center of a recently released audit detailing financial mismanagement at Oklahoma State ...

After fighting through the brunt of Covid-19, Americans are worried about finances more than ever. Even before the pandemic, more than half of all US households used a financial planner. This is a ...

The U.S. Department of Defense (DOD) has received a "disclaimer of opinion" on each full annual audit it has undergone since 2018 — seven in total — which means the condition of the agency's ...