EBITDA
Reporting

​​The Problem

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A company's reported adjusted EBITDA is sometimes less than what it should be due to unidentified "long-tail" EBITDA add backs which can add up to millions, but  tend to individually fall below the scope for the annual audit and Quality of Earnings reviews.

 

One example of such long-tail add backs is costs that, for the longest time, a company has been running through OpEx but that are validly capitalizable under GAAP. In our experience, this phenomenon disproportionately impacts private companies - public companies subject to SOX tend to be less susceptible due to controls robustness.

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The Solution: Success-based, Targeted Review

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​​​The 3-Step Framework
Our structured framework enables rapid identification of long-tail add backs with minimal disruption:

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• Step 1: Diagnosis - We deploy our proprietary 21-point diagnostic to identify high-impact long-tail opportunities. 

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• Step 2: Audit-Ready Documentation - We assemble a comprehensive, bulletproof documentation package to support the identified long-tail add backs for the audit and for future due diligence reviews.

 

• Step 3: Seamless Integration - We help implement enhanced accounting policies and processes improvements as necessary to ensure the EBITDA uplift is sustainably reported going forward.

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​​A No-Risk, Success-Based Review

 

Our confidence in our ability to uncover long-tail EBITDA add backs is evidence by our no-risk, success-based fee structure. This means you pay nothing unless we identify legitimate and supportable impacts.

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Ready to unlock long-tail EBITDA add backs?

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Contact us today to schedule a consultation.