Forensic Accounting in Germany
Forensic Accounting in Germany
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The responsibilities of a forensic accountant in Germany
The forensic accountant in Germany has to analyse the company’s documents and to interpret the results in accordance with the provisions of the applicable law. Further on, he or she must be able to present the results to the management of the company and, if necessary, in front of a German court.
The main responsibilities of a German forensic accountant are:
• investigate the available documents and financial evidence;
• create electronic presentations which will be used to present the evidence in a clear manner;
• write reports on the financial results;
• participate as an expert witness in a court hearing.
The forensic accountancy procedures in Germany can be useful not only to offer the real image of the financial situation of a company, but also to assist businessmen to recover their assets or to protect the company’s property and our German law firm can provide legal assistance in such matters.
Investors who are involved in debt recovery in Germany may need to perform forensic accountancy and in this case it is advisable to request the help of German lawyers.
Forensic accountancy in litigation cases presented by our German law firm
Forensic accountancy can be useful for litigation cases in Germany. In the situation in which a foreign investor is involved in this type of legal matter, the procedures carried out under forensic accountancy may help the respective business in refuting or sustaining a claim.
Businessmen are invited to contact our lawyers in Germany for legal advice.
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Edward 2016-10-31
Hello! Great article about this accounting sector. Thanks!
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