We provide accounting, forensic accounting, and fraud investigation services to a broad range of professionals, businesses, and organizations, including post-secondary for-profit educational institutions. If you're looking for an accountant, call Charles P. Elliott, P.C.

A certified public accountant (CPA) is an individual who has passed the uniform certified public accountant examination and will have met additional state education and experience requirements for membership in their respective professional accounting bodies and certification as a CPA. A CPA's primary function relates to assurance services and attesting to the reasonableness of financial information and disclosures. CPAs represent clients with respect to income tax preparation, as well as the resolution of disputes as part of examinations by federal, state, and local taxing authorities. If you're looking for a certified public accountant, call us today.

A certified fraud examiner (CFE) is an individual who has earned the CFE designation by successful completion of the CFE examination. This designation serves as confirmation of the professional's ability to conduct a thorough, efficient, ethical, and confidential fraud investigation. A CFE is a specialist in detecting and/or deterring a wide variety of fraudulent conduct from discovering employees at any level who misappropriate company assets to assisting those who are defrauded in the course of financial transactions. If you're looking for a professional accountant, call us today!

Many private sector organizations, such as law firms and businesses, use the investigative and consulting services of CFEs. A certified fraud examiner can be valuable in the areas of litigation support, fraud investigation, and fraud prevention. If you're looking for a fraud examiner or accountant, call us today to get started.

Forensic accounting is the integration of accounting, auditing, and investigative skills. It is the duty of a forensic accountant to investigate suspicious activity including fraud. If you need a forensic accountant, call us today!

The duties of a forensic accountant include investigating and analyzing financial evidence, interviewing individuals, compiling and presenting that evidence, and acting as an expert witness in the litigation process. Forensic accountants also assist in safeguarding and recovering assets. They interact with other professionals, including attorneys, to reveal facts, develop loss calculations, and recommend corrective action to deter future fraudulent activity. If you're looking for a forensic accountant, call us today!