Skill
Forensic Accounting
Finance and Accounting
Forensic accounting is a specialized field combining accounting, auditing, and investigative skills to examine financial records for evidence of fraud, embezzlement, or other financial crimes. Forensic accountants often work with law enforcement, attorneys, or courts, and their findings can be used as expert testimony in litigation.
Forensic Accounting in the job market
Last checked October 28, 2026
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Internal Revenue Agent (Forensic Investigator) Temp Prom/Detail NTE 1y, MBE 1yr, MBP
Internal Revenue Service
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The IRS seeks a forensic investigator to lead complex financial examinations of tax-exempt organizations, conducting audits and criminal investigations while providing expert testimony and guidance to prosecutors. This role suits experienced accounting professionals who excel at analyzing financial records, leading teams, and communicating findings in legal proceedings.
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Investigative Accountant
Securities and Exchange Commission
Washington, DC · $174,859 – $292,300
This role investigates potential securities law violations by analyzing financial reports, accounting disclosures, and suspicious activity reports to identify fraud and misconduct. It suits experienced accountants or auditors who want to work in financial enforcement and are comfortable with detailed analytical work in a federal regulatory environment.
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Auditor (Financial)
Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives
Full-time · Louisville, KY · $89,508 – $133,142
This federal auditor role involves investigating financial crimes for law enforcement by analyzing records, identifying suspicious patterns, and presenting evidence to prosecutors and investigators. It suits experienced forensic accountants seeking government work with a criminal justice focus.
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