Frequently Asked Questions
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What makes BC Advisory different from competitors?
BC Advisory combines seasoned strategic financial leadership with Big 4-level expertise, delivered through a personalized, hands-on approach. We’ve seen the challenges small businesses face and understand the rigor required to run large, complex organizations—bringing best practices from both worlds to help you succeed.
What industries does BC Advisory work with?
We serve a wide range of industries, including manufacturing, professional services, technology, healthcare, retail, and construction. Our experience ensures solutions tailored to your industry’s unique needs.
What types of companies do you work with?
We primarily work with small to mid-sized businesses at all stages, from early startups to established enterprises. Our flexible approach ensures we can scale services as your business grows.
What is onboarding like?
Onboarding begins with a discovery session, then we gain access to your accounting and reporting systems and start working. The process usually takes only a few hours and won’t disrupt operations
Are there any setup fees?
Setup fees depend on the complexity of your onboarding needs. We provide transparent, upfront pricing.
How do you price engagements?
We offer flexible pricing models tailored to your business size and service requirements. Options include fixed monthly fees for ongoing services and hourly rates for project-based work.
How often will I receive financial reports?
We provide financial reporting on a schedule that works for you—typically monthly or quarterly, but we can adjust based on your needs.
Does BC Advisory handle tax work?
We don’t provide tax services, but we coordinate closely with your tax accountant.
Is a Buy-Side Quality of Earnings (QoE) report necessary?
Yes. It helps buyers confirm financial health, identify risks, and validate purchase price before an acquisition. This ensures informed decisions and stronger negotiations.
Why should a seller consider a Sell-Side Quality of Earnings report?
It prepares your business for sale, addresses buyer concerns early, and builds confidence—often speeding up due diligence and improving deal value.
How long does a Quality of Earnings report take?
Typically 2–4 weeks, depending on complexity.
