Assessing the companies involved in a merger
A good M&A accountant can help with due diligence by scrutinising the target company to ensure it is healthy and that its financial statements are reliable and accurate. Because they can bring a dispassionate viewpoint to the transaction, accountants can identify inconsistencies, risks and liabilities that will affect the valuation. Their report will support efficient and informed decision-making.
Tax planning during an acquisition
Misunderstanding the tax implications of M&A can have an impact on the success of the operation. By consulting an accountant well versed in tax planning and mergers, you can be sure you have the right information to proceed.
Integration after a merger
When two organisations merge into a combined entity, accountants can help to ensure financial systems and other processes carry on seamlessly. This might involve harmonising reporting frameworks and ensuring that accounting policies match.
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