What Due Diligence Actually Uncovers in a Business Acquisition
A seller's financial statements tell you what the business reported. Due diligence tells you whether those numbers hold up, what obligations come with the company, and what risks could change the deal. This article walks through what diligence commonly uncovers across earnings, working capital, tax, employment, contracts, insurance, and technology, and how buyers use those findings to adjust price, structure, and protections before closing.
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