The field of accounting operates with many specializations,
and forensic accounting and auditing are two of the most common. Although
forensic accounting and auditing seem similar specialties, there are
significant differences between the two job functions. Forensic accountants
specifically search for fraudulent activity within organizations; auditors
verify that companies comply with federal regulations and organization
policies. Companies in need of accounting assistance must understand the
difference between the two specialties.
Located in Aurora, Illinois, SDC CPA specializes in
providing adjusters and attorneys global investigation and accounting services
dedicated to crime, fidelity (employee dishonesty and employee theft), lack of
faithful performance and commercial surety insurance claims. SDC CPA forensic
auditors and accountants assist in legal processes and technical defense of a
criminal, commercial, civil, administrative and judicial nature, through
adversarial investigative applicability that includes knowledge and
methodologies of Forensic Auditing, Forensic Accounting, Law, Theory of
Evidence, Chain of Custody and Criminalistics, thus helping to promote the
interests of the client.
