QoE - No Deal, No Fees !

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August 21, 2024

by a professional from Harvard University - Harvard Business School in New York, NY, USA

Exciting News! Introducing Our New M&A Service: "No Deal, No Fees"

At KNAV, we understand that the stakes in M&A are high, and the process can be daunting for self-funded and traditional searchers. That’s why we’re introducing a service designed to give you both confidence and peace of mind: "No Deal, No Fees" with a small upfront commitment.

How It Works:

We charge a modest upfront fee to cover initial costs, but the bulk of our fees are only payable if we successfully close the deal. This way, you can trust that our interests are fully aligned with yours—we’re committed to achieving the best possible outcome.

Why Choose This Model?

We believe in the value we bring and are confident in our ability to deliver results. This approach ensures that we are equally invested in your success, with a low initial barrier and the majority of fees contingent on closing the deal.

If you’re looking for an M&A partner who is dedicated to your success and willing to share the risk, let’s connect! You can reach out to me at redacted

About us
"KNAV, a full-service global CPA firm providing comprehensive financial and tax solutions tailored for SMB community including Searchers and Search Funds. Our expertise lies in 'Quality of Earnings,' 'M&A Tax Planning & Structuring,' and Valuations for both buy and sell-side transactions."

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Reply by a searcher
from The College of New Jersey in Monmouth County, NJ, USA
Viraj, I would also be interested in knowing a little more about your fee structure. Regardless, I appreciate your creativity in helping independent searchers to reach their goal of acquiring while obtaining a quality QoE.
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Reply by a professional
from Georgia Institute of Technology in Atlanta, GA, United States
he need more transparency. That's why we use https://www.orcabayaccounting.com/
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