Introduction
In the recent years, forensic accounting has acquired a great deal of attention from scholars belonging to several countries. Forensic accounting is a specialty in the field of accounting, which involves professional accounting skills for resolving potential civil or criminal litigation, such as lost profit and loss accounts, income statements, assessment of internal controls, assets, fraud and other finance-related transactions (Ozkul & Pamukcu, 2012, p. 23). The word ‘forensic’ refers to any information meant for use in the courts as evidence. Forensic accounting has become a limelight due to an increase in white-collar crimes as law enforcement institutions have failed ...