Many startup founders fail to realize that neglecting HR compliance can lead to significant red flags during investor due diligence.
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Build a file organization structure and be disciplined about saving your files to streamline future due diligence and seize the opportunity.
Preparing a Quality of Earnings (QoE) report is a valuable step a startup can take before entering substantial due diligence with a buyer.
Setting your cap table up for speed and scale at the outset will save your startup significant time, headache, and money down the road.
Misclassification of employees and independent contractors is one of the most common pitfalls startups face during a due diligence process.
Ask an investment banker or M&A attorney to name common deal landmines right now, and Sales Tax will undoubtedly be high on the list.
Is there a way to predict the success of a start-up? With good financial due diligence, the odds of investing success can be increased.
HR recordkeeping is one of the last things most startup founders want to think about, but non-compliance can lead to major fines, reputation damage, and due diligence pitfalls.
Maintaining accurate and complete financial records is critical for compliance, business intelligence, and investor due diligence.
Here’s how to ensure an acquisition deal works for your business, your team, and theirs—long after it closes.