Introduction to forensic accounting

What is forensic accounting?
A) The practice of using accounting techniques to investigate and prevent financial crimes
B) The practice of using accounting techniques to assist in legal disputes
C) The practice of using accounting techniques to audit public companies
D) The practice of using accounting techniques to file taxes


What is one example of a financial crime that forensic accountants might investigate?
A) Money laundering
B) Bankruptcy fraud
C) Tax evasion
D) All of the above


What type of evidence do forensic accountants typically collect?
A) Physical evidence
B) Testimony
C) Financial records
D) All of the above


What is the primary goal of forensic accounting?
A) To prevent financial crimes
B) To assist in the detection and prosecution of financial crimes
C) To provide expert testimony in legal disputes
D) All of the above


What type of education or certification is required to become a forensic accountant?
A) A bachelor's degree in accounting
B) A certified public accountant (CPA) license
C) A master's degree in forensic accounting
D) All of the above