There are many reasons to hire an experienced forensic accounting firm. For more than 45 years, McKenzie has helped many businesses, organization and high-net-worth individuals. Most times, forensic accounting is required when theft or wrongdoing is suspected, but there are other reasons to get an accurate look at your finances.

When disputes arise among owners, McKenzie & Company’s team assists businesses large and small in resolving these matters. If there is concern about financial distributions, personal use of company funds and assets, our professionals can help find the loopholes. Often there is a shareholder divorce or split up. Our forensic accountants can assist in the financial allocations to each partner according to the shareholder agreement.

Commercial damages include fraud, breach of contract, lost profits, construction claims, intellectual property infringement and product liability. When faced with unjust commercial losses, a forensic accountant provides expert testimony.

Your forensic accountant will investigate the situation, identify the total sum of damages, aid in suspect interviews, trace the funds and other necessary measure.

Forensic accountants are hired to examine coverage issues and calculate total losses. Business interruption calculation services are sought out by business owners when the need arises.

Selling a business can be a daunting task on its own, but even more so when it is coupled with a litigation matter such as a personal divorce or business partnership break up. Utilizing an expert accounting firm that specializes in business valuations can accurately determine company value.