McGovern & Greene
ACCOUNTANTS
Certified Public Accountants
Forensic Accountants | Fraud Examiners | Investigators
Certified Public Accountants
Forensic Accountants and Investigators
PROFESSIONAL | ETHICAL | DISCREET
Our forensic accountants are experienced in court proceedings and possess the skills necessary to provide expert witness testimony when called upon. Critical matters require unquestionable skill, experience and integrity when it comes to financial investigations.
You and your clients can rely on McGovern & Greene to provide you with the highest level of expertise in all matters related to fraud, valuations, contract disputes and intellectual property infringements. Learn more.
"Forensic accounting, litigation support — it's what we do."
— Jim McGovern, Founding Partner at McGovern & Greene LLP
Is it Bad to Settle with the IRS?
An "Offer in Compromise"
might be a good choice
You may have heard on the radio, TV, or online, that you can settle your tax bill for less than what you owe. But are these claims true? Can you really settle your tax debt without hurting yourself in the long run?
It's no easy task to get the IRS to settle for less than you owe, though some tax assistance agencies might lead you to believe otherwise. However, it is possible if you qualify for an IRS program known as an "Offer in Compromise". Settling isn't necessarily a bad thing.
An "Offer in Compromise" is a negotiated settlement between a taxpayer and the IRS, which is intended to help taxpayers who owe more than they can afford to pay. In many cases, you can settle your entire tax bill for a fraction of what you owe — if you qualify. Read more.
2018 ACFE Report to the Nations
The 10th edition of the Report to the Nations remains the most comprehensive and widely quoted source of occupational fraud data in the world. Based on information from real fraud cases as reported by CFEs from
around the globe, the report continues to be a tremendous resource for those interested in how occupational fraud is committed, how it is detected, who commits it, and how organizations can protect themselves from it.
Among the various kinds of fraud that organizations might be faced with, occupational fraud is likely the largest and most prevalent threat. Occupational fraud—fraud committed against the organization by its own officers, directors, or employees—constitutes an attack against the organization from within, by the very people who were entrusted to protect its assets and resources.
To download the report, click here.
Investigations Practice
Experienced forensic accountants and economic crime investigators, like those found among McGovern & Greene's financial investigation professionals, are trained to detect a wide variety of fraudulent conduct, from discovering employees or executives who misappropriate company assets to assisting investors who are defrauded in the course of commercial transactions.
Recently expanded at McGovern & Greene, our Investigative division offers a collaborative, multi-disciplined approach to assisting our clients in determining facts discreetly and efficiently, while assigning culpability correctly. More importantly, we do so while minimizing the typical risks to an organization's assets and reputation. Contact us to find out more about our practice and ways we can provide the professional discretion you require in handling sensitive organizational matters
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