Due Diligence

After a period of negotiation and approximation between sellers and investors, the due diligence process is carried out. This process is focused on investigating how a detailed evaluation of the various dimensions of the companies is made. In TGS C&C Canessa, we advise our clients through a comprehensive evaluation service, validating the financial, accounting, tax, etc. of their companies or those they wish to acquire, in order to ensure that the value traded reflects the overall situation of the company and contribute to the decision of purchase, sale, investment or merger.

Due diligence can be carried out both by the investor, who seeks to reduce acquisition risks and costs, and by the seller, who seeks to discover areas for improvement in order to increase the value of his or her purchase.

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    • Financial due diligence. – the objective is to analyze and review profits and cash flows.
    • Tax due diligence. – the objective of tax due diligence is to find tax contingencies, to which an economic value can be put, so this analysis is very important. The more problems, the less value it will have.
    • IT due diligence. – technology integration is a key aspect to add value. If you are considering investments in new technologies or the integration of another IT environment as part of a merger or acquisition, we can help you assess how the transaction will affect the alignment of IT with business strategy, management processes and IT risks.

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