A forensic audit is an examination of a firm's or individual's finances to derive evidence that can be used in a court of law or legal proceeding.

Our first article in this series discussed the reasons and benefits of performing project audits. This follow-up article discusses the types of audits and ties back to the first article's specific ...

At its heart, an audit is a financial investigation. Companies periodically release audits that contain material information about their financial history and future prospects. Audits generally are ...

PricewaterhouseCoopers conducts the types of audits that will be required of advisers who are deemed to hold custody of customer assets under the new rules. “If the adviser and the custodian are two ...

Public companies are subject to all types of audits—especially when it comes to their financial record keeping. There are external audits of financial documents, as well as internal audits of the ...

The very mention of a tax audit can conjure dread in the heart of even the most diligent, honest taxpayer. The perception is that, without warning, a knock at the front door of your home or office ...