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AR Due Diligence

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AR Due Diligence

Accounts Receivable (AR) Due Diligence is a focused audit process that evaluates the accuracy, validity, and recoverability of receivables recorded in an organization’s books. It is especially critical for lenders, investors, and acquirers to assess the quality of receivables prior to extending financing or proceeding with a transaction.

By validating receivable balances, analyzing ageing profiles, and identifying doubtful, overdue, or disputed accounts, AR due diligence offers clarity on the organization’s actual liquidity position and highlights potential risks that could impact cash flows.

About This Service

Our AR due diligence services are structured to deliver an independent and comprehensive assessment of receivable portfolios. We verify invoices, obtain customer balance confirmations, and evaluate the recoverability of outstanding amounts using both direct and indirect audit procedures.

We conduct detailed ageing analysis to identify overdue balances, customer concentration risks, and doubtful receivables that may require appropriate provisioning. This enables stakeholders to gain a clear and realistic understanding of receivable quality.

We also review the effectiveness of credit control policies, collection processes, and dispute resolution mechanisms, offering insights into management’s ability to maintain liquidity and manage credit risk efficiently.

Through AR due diligence reports, we support banks, NBFCs, investors, and acquirers in making informed financing and investment decisions, while also assisting organizations in strengthening working capital management.

Key Features / Scope of Work

  • Independent validation of receivables and accuracy of invoices

  • Customer balance confirmations and reconciliation procedures

  • Ageing analysis of receivables with emphasis on overdue balances

  • Identification of doubtful, disputed, or uncollectible receivables

  • Review of credit control policies and collection efficiency

  • Assessment of customer concentration risk within receivable portfolios

  • Recommendations on provisioning requirements and risk mitigation

  • Assurance to lenders, investors, and acquirers on the quality of receivables

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