Reporting and Communication of Findings
Forensic practitioner roles and the related reporting contexts and considerations are examined for practitioners offering forensic services.
Format
Online
NASBA Field of Study
Accounting
Level
Intermediate
CPE Credits
7
Author(s)
Anna Maria Cicirello
Availability
1 year
Product Number
CFF624SSO
Intricacies of forensic engagement reporting
The ever-evolving nature of forensic engagements often requires the forensic practitioner to adapt to shifting circumstances surrounding the engagement. As a result, the engagement’s reporting considerations also must change.
You’ll decipher the complexities related to reporting and communicating findings in forensic engagements. Topics covered include:
- Various roles performed by forensic practitioners
- Reporting contexts of each role
- Reporting considerations for litigation and investigation engagements
Delving deeper into reporting methods
Reporting on forensic engagements can be challenging. Knowing the appropriate methods and requirements will help better prepare you to report on your forensic engagements. You’ll examine various topics, including:
- Reporting audiences
- Reporting methods
- Elements of the report
Achieving your goals
You’ll take steps toward augmenting your professional knowledge and expanding your service offerings by:
- Understanding the reporting considerations for forensic services engagements
- Building your knowledge in a burgeoning subspecialty within the accounting profession
- Earning CPE credit to maintain licensure
- Working toward your CFF® credential to expand your service offerings
Who Will Benefit
- Primary Audience: Members of the AICPA who are interested in earning the Certified in Financial Forensics CFF® credential.
- Secondary Audience: Professionals in the broader accounting, managerial, legal, and international business industries with interest in forensic and fraud risk management services.
Key Topics
- Forensic practitioner roles and reporting contexts
- Reporting considerations for litigation and investigations
- Reporting audiences
- Reporting methods
- Elements of the report
Learning Outcomes
- Identify various roles performed by the forensic practitioner, and the different contexts, reporting considerations, and audiences for practitioners carrying out each role.
- Distinguish between reporting methods.
- Analyze elements of the report.
- Apply reporting considerations to the contexts of litigation and investigations.
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