How Does Forensic Accounting Differs from Other Types of Accounting

question 4

Multiple Choice

How does forensic accounting differs from other types of accounting?

• A) It is a separate field that has no relation to accounting.
• B) Forensic Accountants require at least an masters in accounting.
• C) Forensic Accountants are more likely to be found dissecting these statements and obtaining evidence from other sources.
• D) General Accountants must hold to subjective evidence whereas forensic accountants must use objective evidence.

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