Forensic Accountants
AML/CTF compliance for Australian forensic accountants providing fraud investigation, litigation support and expert witness services. Covers unique considerations for investigative engagements.
Who is captured under Tranche 2?
May be capturedForensic accountants may be captured under Tranche 2 depending on the specific services they provide and whether those services fall within designated service categories. HeadStart Docs™ provides a headstart on AML compliance, whether or not you are in scope. We recommend seeking legal advice specific to your circumstances.
A HeadStart on Compliance
Digital products to help you build your AML/CTF program, whether or not you are in scope
Ready-to-Customise Resources
Documentation tailored to your sector, ready to customise with your lawyer
Team Training
Staff training materials for your team and compliance officers
Key AML/CTF Areas for Forensic Accountants
Our documentation covers all critical AML/CTF compliance areas specific to your profession. Your lawyer reviews and tailors these to your business before you go live. We include a structured brief so the review is efficient.
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Client Identity Verification
Due diligence for instructing parties in forensic engagements.
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Subject Matter Awareness
Recognition of potential money laundering during investigations.
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Evidence Handling Procedures
Maintaining chain of custody while meeting AML/CTF obligations.
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Confidentiality Balance
Balancing investigation confidentiality with reporting obligations.
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Multi-Jurisdictional Matters
Enhanced procedures for cross-border investigations.
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Suspicious Matter Reporting
Reporting obligations when uncovering potential ML/TF during investigations.
What's Included in Your Accounting Edition
Digital products tailored to forensic accountants operations, ready to customise with your lawyer.
- • AML/CTF program framework for forensic accountants
- • Risk assessment worksheet (ML/TF/PF risks)
- • Client identification procedures
- • Investigation engagement protocols
- • Evidence handling guidelines
- • Confidentiality procedures
- • Multi-jurisdictional procedures
- • Suspicious matter reporting procedures
- • Recordkeeping schedules
- • Expert witness considerations
Recommended Reading for Forensic Accountants
Free Tools
Related Accounting Professions
Disclaimer: This information is general in nature and does not constitute legal advice. HeadStart Docs™ provides digital products only, not legal services. Always seek advice specific to your circumstances from a qualified legal professional before implementing any AML/CTF program. We do not guarantee the accuracy of this information.

