We review the accounting procedures for compliance with International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS), which include assessment of capitalizable expenses, reserve adjustments, unconsolidated related parties, unrecorded audit adjustments, or any non-compliant revenue recognition or inventory accounting practices.
We will remove the non-recurring and one-off transactions to normalize the financials and help you gain a clearer picture of the normalized cash flow, revenues, and expenses.
We will perform due diligence specific to deal-related financial or contractual issues, such as purchase agreement reviews, earn-out calculations, or assessments of debt acquired as part of an acquisition.
Where applicable, we provide a complete review and report of activities or events that affect a deal’s profitability and long-term financial viability, including pricing changes, insourcing, or outsourcing trends, assessments of new products, new or closed facilities, new or lost customers, and cost-control initiatives.
In a transaction, working capital is generally calculated as the operating liquidity a new owner has after subtracting current liabilities from current assets in the acquired company. We help generate accurate working capital estimates by adjusting for historical business trends and seasonality, reviewing if IFRS have been consistently applied in financial statements, and using this information to make adjustments to a post-closing cash flow calculations. As an integral part of this process, we help companies create a cash optimization plan to enhance profitability, cashflow, and value in a range of situations from acquisition to sale to turnaround and performance improvement. This includes: