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Oakville's Leading Forensic Accountants When the numbers do not add up, we find out why. Forensic Restitution is a forensic accounting firm in Oakville, Ontario, led by Dave Oswald, CPA, CA, CFE, with more than 30 years spent investigating fraud, tracing assets, and testifying as an expert witness. We take on the financial puzzles other people give up on: the income a spouse swears does not exist, the invoice that looked legitimate until it wasn't, the business whose books tell two different stories. Our job is to work out what really happened and then explain it clearly enough that a judge, a jury, and a boardroom can all follow the same thread. Lawyers, individuals, businesses, and insurers across the Greater Toronto Area come to us for one reason: they need answers that hold up under scrutiny. That is the work we do, and we do it with integrity, precision, and plain language.
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3465 Rebecca Street #205, L6L 6X9, Oakville, Canada
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