Forensic Audit Services in Nashik | N D Savla & Associates
Forensic Audit · Nashik, Maharashtra

Forensic Audit — Investigate. Document. Defend.

Detailed investigation into suspected fraud, misstatement or diversion of funds, with transaction tracing and documentation suitable for legal, regulatory or disciplinary proceedings.

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A forensic audit is commissioned when fraud, financial misstatement, embezzlement or diversion of funds is suspected. It involves detailed transaction tracing, digital evidence review and documentation suitable for use in legal proceedings, regulatory complaints or internal disciplinary action. At N D Savla & Associates, our forensic audits are conducted with the evidentiary discipline needed to hold up under scrutiny, not just to satisfy internal curiosity.

We support businesses, trusts and institutions across Nashik, Nagpur and Maharashtra with forensic investigations that move quickly to preserve evidence while maintaining the confidentiality the situation demands.

What Our Forensic Audit Covers

Fraud Investigation

Detailed examination of suspected fraudulent transactions, entries or approvals.

Transaction Tracing

Tracing the flow of funds across accounts and entities to establish diversion or misappropriation.

Digital Evidence Review

Review of emails, system logs and digital records relevant to the suspected fraud.

Document Examination

Scrutiny of invoices, contracts and approvals for forgery, backdating or manipulation.

Quantification of Loss

Estimation of the financial impact of the fraud or misstatement identified.

Interviews & Fact-Finding

Structured fact-finding discussions with relevant personnel, conducted with appropriate confidentiality.

Legally Defensible Reporting

Documentation prepared to a standard suitable for legal proceedings, regulatory complaints or disciplinary action.

Recommendations for Control Fixes

Practical recommendations to close the control gaps that allowed the fraud to occur.

Our Forensic Audit Process

1

Initial Assessment

We understand the suspected issue, preserve relevant evidence, and agree the scope of investigation confidentially.

2

Evidence Gathering

Financial records, documents and digital evidence relevant to the suspected fraud are collected and secured.

3

Transaction Tracing & Analysis

Fund flows and transactions are traced and analysed to establish what occurred and its financial impact.

4

Fact-Finding Interviews

Relevant personnel are interviewed as needed, with care taken to maintain confidentiality and evidentiary integrity.

5

Report & Next Steps

A legally defensible report is delivered, with recommendations for control fixes and support for any follow-on proceedings.

Why It Matters

Clear evidence trail for legal or regulatory action
Accurate quantification of financial loss
Confidential handling of sensitive investigations
Documentation suitable for disciplinary proceedings
Practical fixes to prevent recurrence
ICAI-qualified auditors experienced in fraud investigation

Frequently Asked Questions

A forensic audit is commissioned when fraud, financial misstatement, embezzlement or diversion of funds is suspected. It involves detailed transaction tracing, digital evidence review and documentation suitable for use in legal proceedings, regulatory complaints, or internal disciplinary action.
Internal audit is an ongoing review of controls and processes generally, while forensic audit is a targeted investigation triggered by a specific suspicion of fraud or misconduct.
Forensic audit reports are prepared with evidentiary discipline so they can support legal proceedings, regulatory complaints, or disciplinary action, though their ultimate admissibility depends on the specific legal context.
Forensic engagements are handled with strict confidentiality throughout, from initial assessment through interviews and reporting, given the sensitivity of the matters involved.

Suspect fraud or financial misconduct?

Reach out confidentially — we'll scope the investigation, trace the transactions, and deliver documentation you can act on.