Welcome to
Kerr Forensic Accounting, P.C. With over 30 years of
experience in accounting, finance, tax, audit and forensic
accounting, we have the diverse experience you need. Whether you
suspect you are the victim of fraud, are in a legal dispute
involving economic loss, or simply need a consultant to assist you
in understanding the financial documents you are faced with, Kerr
Forensic Accounting, PC is the Key to Unlock Your Story.
Kerr Forensic Accounting, PC is a professional services firm in
Denver, Colorado specializing in Forensic Accounting, Financial
Investigations, and Education of Fraud Awareness and Prevention.
Unlike traditional accounting firms, Kerr Forensic Accounting PC
works exclusively in forensic accounting and related consulting.
Today, more
than ever, you need a
firm that can help you evaluate financial transactions to
determine what has occurred. We combine our accounting
experience, our financial analysis expertise and investigative tools
to analyze financial records and information. We provide you with a
clear and concise report of our findings that if necessary, can be
used in a court of law. Our experience includes testifying as an
Expert Witness for criminal prosecution.
SERVICES HIGHLIGHT:
What exactly IS Forensic Accounting?
Forensic
Accounting is the specialty practice area of accounting
that describes engagements that result from actual or
anticipated disputes or litigation. “Forensic” means
suitable for use in Court, and it is to that standard
and potential outcome that forensic accountants
generally have to work. Forensic accountants often have
to give expert evidence at the eventual trial. Forensic
accountants not only utilize their accounting and
auditing skills, but also use their investigative skills
to determine what events actually took place in a
financial setting. Forensic accountants are suspicious.
They must be able to apply their accounting knowledge to
legal issues. A forensic CPA will be asked to write
expert reports, assist in depositions, testify as an
expert witness, conduct fraud investigations and assist
in civil and criminal investigations.
Forensic
Accounting is the specialty practice area of accounting
that describes engagements that result from actual or
anticipated disputes or litigation. “Forensic” means
suitable for use in Court, and it is to that standard
and potential outcome that forensic accountants
generally have to work. Forensic accountants often have
to give expert evidence at the eventual trial. Forensic
accountants not only utilize their accounting and
auditing skills, but also use their investigative skills
to determine what events actually took place in a
financial setting. Forensic accountants are suspicious.
They must be able to apply their accounting knowledge to
legal issues. A forensic CPA will be asked to write
expert reports, assist in depositions, testify as an
expert witness, conduct fraud investigations and assist
in civil and criminal investigations. 
