Due Diligence Support Services in Nashik | N D Savla & Associates
Due Diligence · Nashik, Maharashtra

Financial and Tax Due Diligence Support — Examined. Quantified. Reported.

Buy-side and sell-side due diligence covering quality of earnings, working capital, tax exposures and the preparation that keeps a process moving.

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Due diligence rarely uncovers fraud. What it uncovers is ordinary: earnings that include items which will not recur, working capital that was managed down before the process, related party transactions on terms nobody documented, and tax positions taken without support.

At N D Savla & Associates, we support both sides of transactions involving businesses in Nashik and across Maharashtra — examining the target for a buyer, or preparing a business for the examination it is about to face.

Sell-side preparation is consistently underrated. Issues found by the buyer become price adjustments and indemnities; the same issues found beforehand can often simply be fixed, which is why the work is worth doing before the process opens rather than during it.

Our Due Diligence Services

Quality of Earnings

Analysis of reported earnings for non-recurring, non-operating and one-off items.

Working Capital Analysis

Assessment of the normalised working capital level and its recent movement.

Tax Exposure Review

Identification of open positions, disputes and contingent tax liabilities.

Related Party Review

Examination of transactions with related parties and the terms applied.

Debt and Commitment Review

Review of borrowings, guarantees, leases and off-balance sheet commitments.

Data Room Preparation

Assembly and organisation of the information a buyer will request.

Management Response Support

Support in responding to the diligence queries raised during the process.

Findings Reporting

A report setting out findings, their quantification and their implications.

Our Due Diligence Process

1

Scoping

The transaction, the period under review and the areas of focus are agreed.

2

Information Request

A structured request list is issued or, on the sell side, anticipated.

3

Analysis

Earnings, working capital, tax and commitments are examined for the period.

4

Issue Discussion

Findings are discussed with the management before they are finalised.

5

Reporting

Findings are reported with quantification and their effect on the transaction.

Why It Matters

Earnings normalised for one-off items
Working capital assessed on a normalised basis
Tax exposures identified and quantified
Related party terms examined
Issues found before the counterparty finds them
Data room organised ahead of requests
Query responses handled without derailing the process
Findings tied to their effect on price

Frequently Asked Questions

It examines the quality and sustainability of reported earnings, the normalised working capital position, the debt and commitments, and the exposures that could affect value.
An audit forms an opinion on whether the statements are fairly stated; diligence examines what the numbers mean for a transaction, including matters an audit would not report on.
It is an assessment of which part of reported profit is recurring and operational, after adjusting for one-off, non-operating and owner-specific items.
Issues found by the counterparty translate into price adjustments and indemnities, while the same issues found beforehand can often be corrected before the process begins.
Non-recurring items in earnings, working capital managed down before the process, undocumented related party terms and unsupported tax positions are the common findings.
It depends on the size of the target and the state of its records, and a business with organised records and complete filings moves through it considerably faster.

Buying, selling or raising?

Talk to us before the process opens — issues found early cost far less than issues found in diligence.