The reality of workplace theft hits businesses hard. Companies lose $50 billion to employee theft each year, and this creates a huge financial strain on organizations regardless of their size.…
Forensic accounting is a specialized area of accounting that makes use of information to find potential evidence of crimes. It combines accounting, auditing, and investigative skills to get into the…
When You Suspect Fraud in Your HOA, COA, or POA but Can’t Get a Forensic Audit: Practical Steps Owners Can Take If you live in a deed-restricted community, you probably…
Forensic accounting divorce investigations play a vital role in reaching fair settlements during marital splits. Complex money matters require forensic accountants at Joey Friedman CPA to get into financial…
US businesses lose about $50 billion to employee theft each year . Business leaders need to handle suspected employee theft properly. This isn't just about security—it's about financial survival for…
Business Valuation for Succession Planning: Protecting the Legacy You’ve Built Passing down a business is one of the most meaningful decisions an owner will ever make. More than transferring assets,…
Intellectual property (IP) is often a company’s most valuable asset, yet also the hardest to value. Patents, trademarks, copyrights, and trade secrets don’t appear neatly on a balance sheet, but…
For decades, accountants were seen as scorekeepers; professionals who handled taxes, balanced ledgers, and kept businesses compliant. But in today’s competitive economy, their role has evolved far beyond the books.…
Every business valuation aims to tell a story about worth: what a company is truly valued at in the marketplace. But that story can collapse if hidden liabilities are lurking…
In high-stakes trials, verdicts often rest not on emotions or opening arguments, but on numbers. Financial data (spreadsheets, tax records, asset valuations) frequently carries the weight of proof. Yet for…
