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Due diligence is a term that means a detailed knowledge of all aspects of business partners as well as the estimate of benefits, obligations and responsibilities related to the potential purchase of a company. It involves much more detailed analysis than the official audit, for example of annual financial statements or business records. Financially, due diligence has the highest specific value, because it has to show all the factors of business of the company. Financial statements serve as a basis for research and analysis of the financial situation, as well as an overview of business results of the company. The main tasks of financial reporting are providing relevant information about the financial position, performance, particularly cash flows generated by the company, which will be useful for diversified users structure to make economic decisions. What we placed the emphasis on are the key types of due diligence, financial, commercial and legal, which provide objective and unbiased information, and business of companies.

Due diligence as a key factor of financial system of companies