M&A Advisory

Make the numbers deal-ready before the deal is on the line.

Orbiss supports international companies with finance, tax, compliance, and reporting workstreams around acquisitions, diligence, fundraising readiness, and post-transaction integration.

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Buy-Side Finance & Tax Diligence Support

Review U.S. tax, accounting, payroll, sales tax, entity, and reporting considerations before a transaction moves forward.

Sell-Side Readiness

Clean up books, filings, revenue visibility, intercompany activity, and compliance records before investors or acquirers start asking.

Cross-Border Compliance Review

Identify gaps in U.S. state filings, tax reporting, payroll setup, sales tax exposure, ownership records, and intercompany flows.

Post-Deal Reporting Alignment

Integrate U.S. accounting, tax, payroll, reporting, and parent-company visibility after a transaction closes.

WHY IT MATTERS

Diligence does not create problems. It reveals them.

In cross-border transactions, issues often sit inside the finance details: state tax exposure, incomplete filings, inconsistent revenue records, payroll gaps, sales tax exposure, intercompany transactions, and reporting that does not match the operating reality.

Orbiss helps companies prepare before diligence, support review during a transaction, and align finance operations after a deal closes.

$25K

Base IRS penalty for missed Form 5472 reporting

21%

U.S. federal corporate income tax rate for C corporations

State regimes that can affect deal exposure

Monthly close cycles buyers and investors may review

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

M&A and fundraising processes move faster when the finance, tax, and reporting foundation is already clean.

Orbiss supports the finance, tax, accounting, payroll, sales tax, entity, and reporting workstreams that arise before, during, and after a transaction.
This can include diligence support, sell-side readiness, U.S. compliance review, reporting cleanup, intercompany analysis, and post-deal finance integration.
No. Orbiss does not act as an investment bank, broker, or legal advisor. We do not provide legal opinions, fairness opinions, or broker-dealer services.
Our role is focused on the financial, tax, accounting, reporting, and compliance work that supports better transaction readiness and execution.
Companies should review monthly financials, revenue records, tax filings, state registrations, payroll compliance, sales tax exposure, intercompany transactions, Form 5472 obligations, bank reconciliations, and reporting consistency.
The goal is to reduce avoidable surprises before investors, buyers, or advisors begin detailed review.
Yes. We can help buyers review U.S. finance and tax risks in a target company, including accounting quality, tax filings, payroll setup, sales tax exposure, entity structure, state compliance, intercompany activity, and reporting readiness.
We focus on practical exposure and post-close implications.
Fundraising and M&A often require similar finance preparation. Investors and acquirers both look for reliable financials, clean reporting, tax compliance, scalable systems, and clear operating metrics.
Orbiss can help prepare companies for investor review even when the process is a capital raise rather than an acquisition.
Post-close, the finance work often shifts to integration. This may include aligning charts of accounts, reporting schedules, payroll systems, intercompany processes, tax calendars, sales tax filings, and management reporting.
The faster the finance process stabilizes, the easier it is for leadership to manage the newly combined business.