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    EBITDA
    Reporting

    ​​The Problem

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    A company's reported EBITDA is sometimes less that what it truly is due to unidentified hidden EBITDA add backs. Such hidden add backs often arise when a company's processes unintentionally charge to OpEx costs that other companies validly record as CapEx under GAAP. In our experience this phenomenon impacts 1-in-3 private companies (Public companies subject to SOX tend to be less susceptible due to controls robustness).

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    To learn more, see our white paper on how Ingrained Accounting Practices can lead to underreported EBITDA —And what you can do to fix It​

     

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    The Solution: Specialized Expertise

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    We bring the subject matter expertise to partner with you for uncovering hidden EBITDA add backs.

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    The 3-Week Value Acceleration Framework
    Our structured framework enables rapid identification of hidden add backs with minimal disruption to the company:

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    • Week 1: Diagnosis - We conduct our 21-point diagnostic, identifying key areas
      of concern, and performing targeted reviews in flagged areas.

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    • Week 2: Audit-Ready Documentation - We prepare comprehensive, audit-ready support, including a detailed technical accounting memorandum demonstrating that the identified costs meet GAAP capitalization criteria.

     

    • Week 3: Seamless Integration - We support the implementation of enhanced accounting policies, practices, and process improvements, while providing focused training to the internal team.

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    ​​A No-Risk, Success-Based Review

     

    Our confidence in our ability to uncover hidden EBITDA add backs is evidence by our no-risk, success-based fee structure. This means you pay nothing unless we identify missed capitalization opportunities that both your internal accounting team and auditors agree are valid.

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    Ready to unlock hidden EBITDA add backs?

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    Contact us today to schedule a consultation.

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