Jack L. Oliver, Senior Partner, is a Certified Public Accountant with more than 40 years experience, including Price Waterhouse & Co. Mr. Oliver is a licensed CPA in Maryland, West Virginia, California, and Minnesota and has owned his CPA firm since 2003. He is a veteran of the United States Air Force (1960-1963) and a graduate of West Virginia University in 1966. Mr. Oliver also has a broker’s license and is a graduate of the Realtor’s Institute (GRI); he became certified as a CDEI in 2009. He operates a business school which conducts financial seminars for financial institutions’ officers and staff throughout the United States. Mr. Oliver is a member of several professional and civic organizations including the AICPA and the West Virginia Society of CPAs.

About Us: We have been involved in more than 40 fraud and forensic cases as CPAs and in corporate and government occupations. Many of the cases occurred in annual audits or other annual CPA assignments where fraud was not known to exist. The development of fraud issues were discovered by way of normal audit or accounting routines. Frequently fraud matters come about by examiners seeing series of items that taken together, and often some items noted as suspected items don’t tie in with client’s personnel statements; then it sort of becomes the examiner’s gut feeling that something is out of sorts. After efforts aimed specifically towards “audit possibility,” positive confirmation is obtained, the client is informed. The client’s personnel then undertakes the fraud effort or the CPAs are told to add it to their assignment. Jack Oliver developed his first forensic work-paper in 1970 while preparing income tax returns for a very high elected government official. The term "forensic accounting” didn’t exist in those days.