Forensic accounting skills: will supply finally catch up to demand?
This paper examines the mismatch between the supply of and demand for auditors with forensic accounting skills. Regulators continue to increase the responsibility for auditors to detect fraudulent financial statements, and several accounting organizations have responded with calls for more stringent...
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