Abstract
The Indian economy has emerged as a prominent entity on the international stage, resulting in the growth of Indian markets through various avenues such as partnerships, mergers, and consolidations. Nevertheless, alongside the increase in commerce and trade, complications have surfaced. The initial years of the twenty-first century experienced a surge in white-collar offenses and financial controversies, prompting worries regarding the integrity of financial systems. In light of these issues, there has been a significant rise in the need for Forensic Accounting, which is focused on preventing and identifying fraud. This document aims to evaluate financial frauds and white-collar offenses in India while examining the crucial role of forensic accounting in alleviating such financial crises. Furthermore, it investigates how Forensic Accountants can support the government in upholding regulatory standards.
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