Transaction Advisory Service
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Financial Due Diligence
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A thorough due diligence reduces the risks associated with M&A deals and helps one evaluate what they are worth and what they are not. Within a short time frame, our team can assist you in preparing crucial pieces of due diligence reports, including:
- Historical Financial Analysis
- Working Capital Analysis
- Evaluating Appropriateness of Accounting Policies
- Critical Agreements
Quality of Earnings
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A QoE report measures how a company accumulates its revenues, including recurring or nonrecurring, and cash or non-cash. Ensure the accuracy and reliability of financial data with our QoE analysis. Our seasoned team of financial analysts assists your team in delving deep into the financial statements, providing a comprehensive assessment of the target company’s earnings and gaining insights into the sustainability of these earnings and future financial performance. Knowcraft understands that each firm is unique and needs to be analyzed critically to ensure fairness of purchase price, financing terms, etc., involved in any transaction.
Experts Behind the Wheel

Anshuman Thakur
President

Kaushik Ravi
Senior Manager
Why Choose Knowcraft for Transaction Advisory?
Executed Over 100 Engagements
Scalable Transaction Advisory Support Services
Accelerated Turnaround Time by 40%
Efficient and Highly Responsive Team
Case Studies
Sales and Collection Reconciliation
Discover how a QSR business streamlined sales reconciliation, tracked collections, and improved profitability using POS reports, QuickBooks, and ERP tools.
Accounts Payable Migration – Streamlining ERP Transition
The transition to a new ERP presented a dual challenge: We needed to establish AP processes within the new system and had to contend with a significant backlog of invoices awaiting processing. We had to devise innovative solutions to streamline and manage the AP process efficiently.
Transition from C-Corp to S-Corp
The Company intended to change its tax status from being a C-corporation (“C-Corp”) to an S-corporation (“S-Corp”) for tax planning. We had to set up a new entity in QuickBooks and transfer all assets and liabilities from old books to new ones.