Integrity

• Forensic accountants are not allowed to change any information or facts they discover. They must report their findings precisely. They also must document all of the evidence they find, including their conclusions and the reasons behind them.
  
  

Objectivity

• Ethics rules for forensic accountants require them to be objective and without prejudice. They should avoid all biases when reaching a forensic conclusion.
  
  

Confidentiality

• The ethics code states that confidentiality is essential, even after the case is finished. An exception to confidentiality requirements may occur if the forensic accountant uncovers a crime, such as fraud or money laundering. Many different misdeeds fall into this category.
  
  

Conduct

• Forensic accountants should behave professionally and with courtesy at all times, according to the code of ethics.