Tell us what you are looking at.
You get a fixed price and what the file will cover, before any work starts. If it is not worth doing we say so, and that costs you nothing. Or check the registers yourself first. They are public, and the links are below.
What the file answers for a business
Who you are really buying from
Ownership traced through ASIC, ABR and trust structures. The directors, their other companies, and how those companies ended.
What is secured against it
PPSR interests, land title, lease and encumbrances. What a financier or supplier already holds over the assets you think you are buying.
What the record shows
Court records and judgments. Licences and accreditations, current or expired. Reported tax debt and director penalty notices.
What is still unknown
Every question the records cannot answer, named, with what closes it and who does that work. Nothing hidden.
Ask the seller for these today
- Three years of tax returns and three years of management accounts. These are the two documents the 48-hour Verdict cross-checks.
- The list of financiers registered on the PPSR against the business, in the seller's own words. It gets checked against the register.
- The lease, executed, with every variation. Rent in a listing is a claim; rent in a lease is a document.
These are the documents the file reads first. Having them shortens everything after.
What it is not
Not legal, tax or financial product advice. Not a valuation, and no opinion on whether the numbers are good. The seller’s financials are shown and hashed so you can prove they were not altered after handover. The judgement on them stays with your accountant, your solicitor and a licensed valuer. We do not promise results. We prove whatever happens.
We don’t promise results. We prove whatever happens.