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Business Health Check™
A preliminary self-assessment to help you see where your business stands — across reporting, controls, tax readiness, cash, and operations.
This is a preliminary self-assessment tool, not an audit opinion, certification, tax opinion, professional assurance conclusion, or regulatory compliance determination. It's a starting point for a conversation, not a professional conclusion.
Know your numbers. See your risks. Move with confidence.
External Audit
Independent assurance when shareholders, banks, and investors need confidence in your financial statements.
Businesses whose shareholders, lenders, or investors require independent assurance over the financial statements. Companies that need a credible, ISA-based audit opinion for reporting or governance purposes.
A critical, independent look at your internal controls and processes — before risks become costly problems.
Boards and audit committees that want independent, ongoing visibility into risk management. Businesses whose controls haven't been tested since they were first put in place.
Precision and foresight in your tax position, so compliance is never a scramble and exposure stays minimal.
Businesses that want deadlines handled without a scramble and filings that are accurate and defensible. Companies structuring transactions or cross-border arrangements that carry tax implications.
Meticulous financial records, giving you a real-time, reliable picture of where your business truly stands.
Growing businesses that need reliable books but aren't ready for an in-house finance team. Companies whose financial data is currently locked in a spreadsheet rather than accessible when needed.
For businesses that have lost momentum — diagnosing what's broken across operations and finance, then rebuilding it.
Businesses that have lost momentum and need an independent diagnostic across operations and finance. Leadership teams ready to implement change, not just receive recommendations.
Clear, practical standard operating procedures that bring structure and consistency to how your business runs.
Businesses whose procedures exist informally but aren't written down or consistently followed. Companies preparing for internal or external audit that need demonstrable, not assumed, controls.
Rigorous, independent valuations — the clear-eyed analysis you need for a sale, an investment, or a merger.
Businesses negotiating a sale, bringing in an investor, or structuring a merger. Shareholders resolving a dispute, or companies that need a defensible valuation for financial reporting.
Independent analysis of the financial and operational viability of a new venture, project, or expansion.
Businesses evaluating a new venture, project, or expansion before committing capital. Founders and investors who need an evidence-based basis for the decision.