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    Management Audit.

    Our management audit practice evaluates how a business is run and what lies behind its numbers: management audits, cost records and cost audit support, and financial and tax due diligence. Each engagement is scoped around a decision you have to make, and the findings are reported plainly so they can feed into that decision.

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    When you need it

    Signs it's time to talk to us.

    • You are about to buy, invest in or lend to a business
    • Your products fall under the cost records rules or your turnover crosses the cost audit limit
    • Leadership is changing or growth has stalled
    • You are preparing your business for sale
    Who we do this for
    Promoters and boards reviewing how the business is managedAcquirers, investors and lenders evaluating a targetCompanies covered by the cost records and audit rulesSellers preparing for a buyer's scrutiny
    How it works

    How Management Audit works with us.

    1. 1

      Decision framing

      We agree what decision the work supports and the questions it must answer.

    2. 2

      Information gathering

      We collect data and documents and arrange access to the right people.

    3. 3

      Evidence-based analysis

      We test numbers, positions and practices against the evidence.

    4. 4

      Management discussion

      We review findings with management or the target to test explanations.

    5. 5

      Report and recommendations

      We deliver a report with findings ranked by impact and clear recommendations.

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    Management Audit services.

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    1. Management Audit

      A management audit evaluates how well the business is being run: whether strategy, structure, decision-making and performance measures work together to meet the owners' goals.

    2. Cost Records & Cost Audit Support

      Companies making notified products or providing notified services must keep cost records under section 148 of the Companies Act, 2013, and those above prescribed turnover limits must also have them audited by a cost accountant in practice.

    3. Due Diligence - Financial

      Financial due diligence tests whether a target business's reported numbers hold up before you invest in it, lend to it or buy it.

    4. Due Diligence - Tax

      Tax due diligence identifies the tax exposures that come with a business you plan to buy or invest in.

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