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Perform a Due Diligence Audit

The effective due diligence system incorporates all information about processes throughout the corporation, and reflects how the pieces work together (or don’t). The first project is an initial corporate due diligence audit. To successfully complete this assignment, the new due diligence department will typically need help from outside services. The audit process traditionally comes from accounting firms, law firms, and industry specialists. While these sources are critical, they are focused on their own accepted expertise, experience, and viewpoints, and do not include all parts of a comprehensive due diligence process. Nor typically do they examine the interplay or cross-dynamics of their specialties across the organization. The view through a soda straw is pretty narrow. The team needs to ensure the corporate due diligence audit is fully inclusive and reflects operational realities and interdependencies.

Some critical aspects of a corporate due diligence audit should include:

• Accounting Systems & Internal Controls
• Analysis of Present & Future Products & Services
• Assumptions for Projections
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Charles F. Bacon, CEO & Keeper of the Vision
charlesbacon@superdiligence.com
Due Diligence, Inc.