Journal of Forensic Accounting Profession

2021 - 2024

Current editor(s): Benina Veledar

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The Impact of Various Factors on the Effectiveness of Internal Audit in the Public Sector: The Case of Bosnia and Herzegovina pp. 1-19: Veledar Benina, Gadžo Amra and Bajrić Nejra
Auditors’ Evolving Responsibilities and the Rising Costs of Professional Negligence: A Comprehensive Examination pp. 20-33: Awolowo Ifedapo Francis, Garrow Nigel, Chan Dora, Oni Anthony and Abidoye Adenike
Catalysts of Sustainability: The Transformative Role of Small and Medium Enterprises in ESG Practices of EU Candidate Countries pp. 34-51: Kurtanović Merisa and Kadušić Esad
Impact of Marketing Research on Business Performance: A Case Study of Firms in Eket Metropolis, Akwa Ibom State pp. 52-66: Udom Aniediabasi James
Does Artificial Intelligence Represent a Threat to the Accounting Profession? pp. 67-85: Veledar Benina, Bašić Meliha, Demirović Lejla and Beširević Esma

Innovative approaches in forensic accounting: The role of data analytics pp. 1-14: Kapo Amra, Turulja Lejla and Vidačak Zorana
Internal Audit in the function of preventing corruptive activities in the public sector of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina pp. 15-32: Demirović Lejla, Isaković-Kaplan Ševala and Krivić Džana
Impact of size of banks and insurance companies on their profitability in Bosnia and Herzegovina pp. 33-44: Torlaković Anes, Proho Mahir, Hadžiahmetović-Milišić Nejra and Dedović Lejla
The role of IT capabilities and managerial support in advancing digital transformation and internal audit: a literature review pp. 45-57: Vidačak Zorana and Kapo Amra
Fınancıal sustaınabılıty and rısk in antı-agıng startups pp. 58-85: Besirikli Mehmet Mustafa

Qualitative insight into the internet frauds within` the context of consumers in Bosnia and Herzegovina pp. 1-12: Bešić Melisa, Mujkić Alisa and Veledar Benina
The Role of Forensic Accountants in Fraud and Corruption Cases and Its Impact on Business Development: The Case of Saudi Arabia pp. 13-36: Alhumoudi Hamad and Alhumoudi Abdullah
Position of a forensic accountant in the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina finance sector pp. 37-47: Veledar Benina and Kulović Selma
Going concern assessment: a literature review pp. 48-62: Proho Mahir
Bridging the Gap: Integrating Forensic Accounting Skillsets for Enhanced Audit Quality in the Post-Pandemic Era pp. 63-81: Abidoye Adenike, Awolowo Ifedapo Francis and Chan Dora

Exploring the Current State of Forensic Accounting in Saudi Arabia and Possible Ways of Elevating It to Assist the Government Fighting Corruption pp. 1-37: AlShaikh AlAnoud Mohammed and Al-Adeem Khalid Rasheed
Forensic Accounting: Time for a Unified Global Approach pp. 38-56: Winfield Joanne and Roberts Martin
Role of Digital Forensics in Combating Financial Crimes in the Computer Era pp. 57-75: Ombu Atonbara
Analysis of special credit risk in the function of real financial reporting pp. 76-99: Demirović Lejla, Isaković-Kaplan Ševala and Proho Mahir
Brand risk as the neglected phenomenon: an insight into publishing trends pp. 100-109: Mujkić Alisa and Veledar Benina

Predicting Auditor’s Opinion on Financial Statements of Public Enterprises Based on Indicators of the Beneish M-score Model pp. 1-13: Gadžo Amra, Halilbegović Sanel, Đaković Alma Osmanović and Hodžić Adisa
Risk Management of Preventing Money Laundering and Terrorist Financing pp. 14-43: Demirović Lejla, Isaković-Kaplan Ševala and Proho Mahir
Challenges of Online Lessons from Accounting Courses pp. 44-55: Letica Maja, Mabić Mirela and Čular Marko
Possibilities for Public Sector Management Improvement by the Digitalization of Financial Management and Control System in the Western Balkan Countries pp. 56-77: Novaković Vesna, Milovanović Mirjana and Gligorić Dragan
Forensics Accounting in Business Law of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia pp. 78-88: Khalaf Khalaf Bandar

State and Perspectives of Forensic Accounting Development in Bosnia and Herzegovina pp. 1-18: Veledar Benina, Bašić Meliha and Čolpa Azra
Taking Action Against Irregularities and Fraud - Are We Still at the Beginning? pp. 19-28: Islamović Belma
Public Procurement Corruption in Bosnia and Herzegovina pp. 29-42: Kosorić Dragana and Zuko Muamera
Continuous Fraud Assessment within the External Auditing pp. 43-54: Ljutić Branko and Samardžić Radovan
Comparative Analysis of Academic and Professional Education of Forensic Accountants pp. 54-71: Bašić Meliha, Veledar Benina and Čolpa Azra

Identification of Information System Audit Quality Factors pp. 1-28: Alagić Amra, Turulja Lejla and Bajgorić Nijaz
Forensic Accounting vs Fraud examination: Roles, Importance and Differences pp. 29-47: Tekavčič Metka and Damijan Sandra
Forensic accounting: state and development perspectives in the Republic of Croatia pp. 48-63: Bartulović Marijana
Forensic Review of Financial Statements of Legal Entity Tuš-Trade pp. 64-79: Isaković-Kaplan Ševala, Muratović-Dedić Ajla, Demirović Lejla and Pločo Selma
The most common examples of financial fraud in Bosnia and Herzegovina: A practical insight pp. 80-88: Lalić Srđan, Jovičić Željana and Bošnjaković Tanja

A Bibliometric Overview of Business Ethics pp. 1-20: Veledar Benina and Bašić Meliha
Revenue Recognition and Real Earnings Management in Bosnian Construction Industry pp. 21-34: Serdarevic Nino and Muratovic-Dedic Ajla
Internal Audit Risk Assessment in the Function of Fraud Detection pp. 35-49: Demirović Lejla, Isaković-Kaplan Ševala and Proho Mahir
Benford’s Law in Forensic Analysis of Registered Turnover pp. 50-60: Glogić Edin and Jasak Zoran
Groups of Companies and Liability within the Group pp. 61-81: Trivun Veljko