Abstract

The global economy is influenced by the Indian economy. As a result, Indian marketplaces grow their operations in many ways, such as joint ventures, mergers, and consolidations. Due to the expansion of company trade, several complications also appear at the same time. Early in the twenty-first century, there were several financial scandals and white-collar crimes that called into doubt the reliability of the financial systems. These have led to a significant increase in the need for forensic accounting for the prevention and detection of fraud. The paper’s primary goal is to evaluate financial frauds and white collar crimes in India and investigate various techniques of forensic accounting. This paper also focus on how forensic accounting might help keep such financial crises to a minimum. The government will also receive assistance from forensic accountants in enforcing regulatory standards.