Forensic Accounting: Investigate Fraud Cases or Develop Fraud Prevention Strategies in Oman Listed Companies

Haitham Nasser Hamed Al Hasani, Afnan Talib Nasser Al Wahibi, Marah Said Mubarak Al Zuhaibi and Dr. Shahnawaz Ali
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Haitham Nasser Hamed Al Hasani: Oman College of Management and Technology, Oman
Afnan Talib Nasser Al Wahibi: Oman College of Management and Technology, Oman
Marah Said Mubarak Al Zuhaibi: Oman College of Management and Technology, Oman
Dr. Shahnawaz Ali: Oman College of Management and Technology, Oman

International Journal of Research and Innovation in Social Science, 2024, vol. 8, issue 5, 1163-1174

Abstract: Forensic accounting makes use of concepts and methods that date back centuries. The economy, society, and laws are just a few of the factors that have formed the profession in our ever-changing world. Accounting fraud has been more common in the international corporate sector in recent years. Because businesses are still relatively new and lack experience in managing their accounts, there are now undiscovered opportunities for those who commit accounting fraud. The public’s opinion of the many fraudulent operations that occur in the nation has also been negatively impacted by this. As a result, this article looks at how the general public feels about fraud detection, which is important for company expansion. The literature study on the public’s acceptance of fraud detection is the paper’s unique selling point. The significance of fraud detection for bolstering and competing in the business is outlined in this article.

Date: 2024
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