The professional expert witnesses at Sage testify frequently in both State and Federal court throughout the United States regarding economic damages, business valuation, lost profits, asset tracing and other forensic accounting investigations.

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UTAH

Corporate Office

837 East South Temple

Salt Lake City, Utah 84102

Phone

801-531-0400

Fax

801-328-0400

More than just fraud investigations

Forensic accounting has come to represent a broad range of services including business valuation and economic damage analysis. Each area of service requires certain skills, training, and expertise and often require advance certifications or designations.

Services Related to Forensic Accounting, Business Valuation, and Economic Damage Analysis

Graph of numbers using Benford's law, an analysis typically performed in forensic accounting.

Forensic Accounting

Forensic accountants are experienced in the reconstruction of financial information that can be used in pre-trial, trial and settlement proceedings. They typically have experience with fraud detection, and investigation of allegations of accounting manipulation and defalcation. Furthermore, a forensic accountants expertise can be used to assist attorneys and business owners in assessing the causal link between liability and damages. Click below for more details regarding forensic accounting.

A graph of growing revenues, often considered in a business valuation.

Business Valuation

A business valuation provides an independent opinion on the value, or diminution of value, based upon generally accepted valuation theory, as well as a real understanding of value as it pertains to the past, present, and future. A business valuation expert is required to obtain additional training, and experience in finance, economics, and accounting and is designated as an expert through the AICPA, ASA, or other valuation community. Click below for other areas included in business valuation.

A graph of an economic damage analysis.

Economic Damage

Economic damage analysis quantify the amount of lost economic potential due to the occurrence of allegedly harmful events. These calculations are based on three core components: the causal link between a specific event and alleged lost profits (financial causation), the profits that would have been achieved but for the specific event (but-for profits), and the profits that were actually achieved because of the specific event (actual profits). Click below for more details regarding economic damage analysis.