note: please read the instructions for this paper, i want you to use the work cited bellow, it does not need to use all af them but at leat 4 work cited. i don''t want to much quotations in the paper and please!!!!!highlight the work cited that you have used for the paper. ais and forensic accounting outline i. what forensic accounting accomplishes : a. provide accounting analysis that is suitable for court. b. aid in fraud examinations. c. looks out for the shareholders in the long-run as those individuals are the ones who lose if fraud is rampant within any one company ii. how forensic accounting is used: a. the integration of accounting, auditing and investigative skills b. accounting skills (research this skill) c. auditing skills (research this skill) d. investigative skills (research this skill) iii. how ais is utilized during a fraud examination: a. data extraction software b. financial analysis software c. generally follow a four-step approach which is consistent with sas 99 consideration of fraud in a financial statement audit* 1. develop expectations 2. remove ‘distractors’’ 3. build up a data set 4. look for unusual patterns in the data and perform tests works cited: blumenfeld, jill a. a guide to forensic accounting. faulkner & amp; gray, 1992. bodnar, george h., and william s. hopwood. accounting information systems. 9th ed. upper saddle river: prentice hall, 2003. clark, ronald l., and gary d. zeune. & quot;recognizing fraud patterns in accounting data. & quot; cpa journal. crumbley, d. larry. & quot;journal of forensic accounting. & quot; r.t. edwards, inc. 2003. 25 sept. 2008 & lt;http://www.edwardspub.com/journals/jfa/students.html & gt;. & quot;Forensic accounting. & quot; Wikipedia. 26 Sept. 2008 & lt;http://http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/forensic_accounting & gt;. NAFA. National Association of Forensic Accountants. 25 Sept. 2008 & lt;http://www.nafanet.com/ & gt;. Zysman, Alan. & quot;Forensic Accouting Demystified. & quot; Forensic Accouting. 26 Sept. 2008 & lt;http://www.forensicaccounting.com & gt;.