
Forensic Accounting is one of the most specialized and critical branches of modern accounting. It combines precise financial expertise with investigative and analytical skills, along with a solid understanding of legal aspects related to financial disputes. The purpose of this discipline is to examine financial conflicts, analyze evidence, detect fraud and misconduct, and provide professional reports that support judicial entities in making fair and well-founded decisions.
Forensic Accounting is used to investigate complex financial transactions, trace the movement of funds, reconstruct accounting records, and analyze financial data to uncover intentional errors or practices that violate regulations. Forensic accounting reports are considered official documents relied upon by courts and are prepared based on direct assignment from the judicial authority.
At Abdullah AlHamdan CPA’s, and as an accredited accounting expert, we provide Forensic Accounting services for commercial disputes reviewed by commercial courts, general courts, and higher dispute-resolution committees. Our reports include, but are not limited to:
Key Areas of Forensic Accounting:
Our Forensic Accounting services cover a wide range of sensitive financial matters, including:
Judicial Authorities We Have Worked With:
We take pride in having delivered Forensic Accounting services to several judicial authorities across the Kingdom, including:
These accumulated experiences have given us a deep understanding of the nature of financial disputes and the specific requirements of each judicial authority.
Why Choose Abdullah AlHamdan CPA’s for Forensic Accounting Services?
Because we possess both the financial and legal expertise required in Forensic Accounting, enabling us to handle even the most complex cases with precision and clarity. Our approach ensures:
Choosing us for Forensic Accounting means relying on a certified expert who provides professional, credible reports that can significantly influence the direction and outcome of your case.
The purpose is to provide an unbiased and accurate financial analysis that can be used as evidence in cases reviewed by the courts, based on an official assignment from the judicial authority.
Forensic accountants are involved in cases such as commercial disputes, fraud cases, company liquidation, financial disputes between partners, financial damage assessment, bankruptcy cases, restructuring, and more.
Auditing focuses on examining financial statements and verifying their accuracy. Forensic accounting, however, focuses on investigating financial disputes or suspected violations, and its findings may be used in legal proceedings.