Certified Public Accountant Expert Witnesses in Texas
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Business Valuation and Economic Damages Expert Witness
Texas
This expert on Economic Damages has over 35+ years of experience in calculating damages and performing business valuations. He obtained his BA in Economics, his MBA in Accounting and Finance, and his JD from Tulane University. He is a certified CPA, Senior Appraiser, and Business Appraiser and certified in Financial Forensics and Business Valuation. He is a member of the American Institute of...
Forensic Accounting Expert Witness
Texas
This expert on Economics Damages has over 19 years of experience as an auditor and forensic accountant. He has extensive experience as an investigator and an expert witness. He obtained his BBA in Accounting from Texas State University. He is a certified CPA and Insolvency & Restructuring Advisor and is certified in Financial Forensics and Business Valuation.
Certified Public Accountant Expert Witness FAQs
A CPA expert witness provides insight on financial matters, including accounting principles, auditing standards, and tax issues. They can analyze financial records, identify discrepancies, and present their findings in court.
CPA expert witnesses are often required in cases involving financial disputes, fraud investigations, business valuations, bankruptcy proceedings, and tax-related issues.
Yes, many CPAs specialize in forensic accounting. They can investigate financial irregularities, trace funds, identify assets for recovery, and provide litigation support.
Subspecialties include forensic accounting, tax accounting, audit services, management consulting, and financial planning among others.
A CPA expert witness can assess the value of a business using various methods such as income approach or market approach. They can also testify about their findings.
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