forensic accountant

noun

1. an accountant who specializes in applying accountancy skills to the purposes of the law

Example Sentences

“If you’re sure your relative had more assets than you’re able to find, consider hiring a forensic accountant,” according to CJB, a Chicago-based accounting and consulting firm.

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“These professionals have the tools and expertise to find offshore accounts, shell companies and other types of financial accounting practices. For example, a forensic accountant may request an IRS transcript that reports past 1099-DIV and 1099-INT distributions. Note that banks are required to issue such forms for account activity involving $10 or more.”

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“We went through phases where we felt like we hit a wall,” says Marissa Pianko, a former forensic accountant.

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A forensic accountant from Scotland has become the first woman to be crowned Countdown champion in 26 years.

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A forensic accountant who examined documents leaked to the BBC said it appeared money from Wirral Council had been used to fund the CEO and his family’s other business interests, that include a gym and a coffee shop.

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