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Due Diligence Support — Thorough. Independent. Reliable.

Financial and tax due diligence reviews that identify risks and validate figures ahead of a transaction.

Due diligence support involves a thorough review of a target company's financial, tax, and compliance records to identify risks and validate figures ahead of a transaction.

Investors, lenders, and acquirers rely on due diligence findings to assess risk and negotiate terms, making accuracy and independence in the review process critical.

We conduct financial and tax due diligence reviews, examining books of accounts, statutory filings, and key contracts, and present findings in a structured report for decision-making.

Our Due Diligence Services

Financial Due Diligence

Review of financial statements, books of accounts, and key accounting policies.

Tax Due Diligence

Assessment of tax compliance history, exposures, and pending disputes.

Working Capital Analysis

Review of working capital trends and normalisation adjustments.

Liability Assessment

Identification of contingent liabilities and off-balance-sheet exposures.

Quality of Earnings Review

Analysis of earnings to assess sustainability and one-off items.

Compliance Review

Verification of statutory compliance across applicable laws and regulations.

Data Room Coordination

Organisation and review of documents shared through the transaction data room.

Due Diligence Reporting

Preparation of a structured report summarising findings and risk areas.

Our Process

Scope Definition

Transaction context and specific areas of focus for due diligence are agreed upon.

Document Review

Financial statements, books, contracts, and filings are reviewed in detail.

Analysis

Findings are analysed for accuracy, risks, and potential adjustments.

Discussion with Management

Queries and clarifications are discussed with the target company's management.

Report Preparation

A structured due diligence report is prepared summarising key findings.

Why It Matters

✓Independent review of financial and tax position

✓Early identification of risks before transaction closure

✓Support in negotiating deal terms based on findings

✓Structured, decision-ready reporting

✓Review of contingent liabilities and exposures

✓Assessment of earnings quality and sustainability

✓Coordination of data room documentation

✓Experience across varied transaction types

Frequently Asked Questions

A financial due diligence review typically covers historical financial statements, working capital trends, quality of earnings, and key accounting policies of the target company.

The timeline depends on the size and complexity of the target company, ranging from a couple of weeks to longer for more complex transactions.

Financial due diligence focuses on the accuracy and quality of financial statements, while tax due diligence specifically assesses tax compliance history and potential exposures.

Due diligence findings are typically prepared for and shared with the party commissioning the review, most often a buyer, investor, or lender.

Significant issues identified are documented in the report and typically inform negotiation of deal terms, adjustments to valuation, or specific conditions in the transaction agreement.

No, due diligence can add value across transactions of varying sizes, helping any acquirer, investor, or lender make an informed decision.

Planning a transaction that needs due diligence?

We conduct thorough financial and tax due diligence reviews to support your decision-making.