Fraudulent financial information typically takes the form of material misstatements made either intentionally or recklessly in the financial statements. Such misstatements generally involve overstatement of revenues; understatement of expenses and costs; overstatement of assets; omission of liabilities; mischaracterization of, or failure to disclose, transactions, accounting events, or other information material to a fair presentation of the reported results of operations etc. Cerebra provides a multi-disciplinary team having accounting and audit skills to help clients who are the victims of Financial Reporting Fraud. |  |