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For more than two years we have been identifying and researching those factors that cause accounting malpractice claims. We believe that the economic and environmental factors now present have the potential to result in numerous, quick and dramatic client failures. These failures in turn have the potential to produce losses in time, resources and personal well-being that could dwarf the professions losses of the early to mid 1990s. Upon consideration, we believe that practitioners will agree with our assessment. The factors include: Fundamental shifts in competitive structures deriving from technology changes, convergence, global markets and business-to-business e-commerce. Re-emergence of economic cycles leading to massive industry shakeouts of marginal companies. Increase in non-audit services and related liability exposure implications to firms and practitioners. Implications of proposed changes to the audit process by the Public Oversight Board and AICPA in the areas of business risk assessment, engagement risk assessment and fraud. Heightening of legal liability exposure deriving from the vast amounts of information and software products now available to auditors and tax specialists (artificial intelligence products, peer financial and reporting data, personal and corporate background data, industry risk assessment tools, legal and regulatory change resources and other). Continuing existence and expansion of the Expectation Gap and the propensity of lawyers to prosecute these cases. Our mission is to provide the practitioner CPA with: The latest information and tools to help reduce their exposure to accounting malpractice claims. These resources will be delivered in the form of advice, educational services, proprietary database resources and real-time downloadable information products. A central depository of relevant information and resources regarding the advancement of business risk assessment, fraud detection and loss prevention. Innovative resources, databases and web resources that will take the prevention of malpractice to a new level of sophistication on a real-time basis.

Address: 9 Main St, Suite 2F Sutton, MA 01590
Telephone: (508) 476-7007
Fax: (508) 476-3711
Website: http://accountingmalpractice.com/0003/