Financial and business advisory and financial accounting

Financial and business advisory offered by DAAN is directly dependent on the requirements of the client. We assist to prepare business plans and financial estimates. Considering the size of network and competence of the cooperation partners we are able to provide services everywhere. Financial and business advisory includes both advisory of purchase and sales transactions as well as transactions related to mergers and divisions, if needed, organization of financial management and accounting of the company.

 

1. BUSINESS PLANS AND FINANCIAL ESTAIMATES

The experienced financial advisors of DAAN network assist the client at different stages of the company life cycle. We prepare the business plan and financial estimates, assess the status of the company, and establish the company’s growth opportunities which are of help for further development of the company.

 

2. DOCUMENTATION OF THE TRANSACTIONS AND REQUIREMETNS SET FOR THE DOCUMENTS TO BE DRAWN UP

Numerous agreements are concluded in the course of daily business transactions of companies, invoices and claims are issued. As a general rule a lot of requirements are set for the documents to be issued in the business activities with which these should comply (amount of information, form, notarial certification etc). To avoid later troubles, DAAN specialists advise on which information should be included in the documents and how the latter should be drawn up.

 

3. STRUCTURE OF THE COMPANY

The structure of the company or group could directly or indirectly influence effective economic activities and management. DAAN specialists help in developing effective structure suitable for its activities and owners. They assist in creating merger, division and acquisition strategy and help in conduct and management of processes to achieve the best result for business activities.

 

4. DUE DILIGENCE

Due diligence is the company’s detailed business, financial, tax and legal analysis with the aim to establish potential risks resulting from either the minor transparency, concluded contracts or failure to follow the legislation. The need for due diligence is as a general rule created prior to the acquisition of the company or its shares, at the same time due diligence provides a good overview of the status of the company for the management board as well as owners.