For $1,000, M. Todd Dyer will review your financial statements and reporting, follow the clues behind the numbers, and identify at least $10,000 in reasonably documented annualized financial opportunities or refund the review fee.
Your company is busy, revenue is coming in, and your people are working. The financial statements arrive, but something still does not feel right. Profit is lower than expected, cash remains tight, or margins change without a clear explanation.
The answer may already be inside reports you receive every month.
These examples began with numbers that appeared in ordinary reporting. The value came from investigating why the numbers existed and what business practice created them.
Approximately $3,000 in recurring monthly expense.
An intercompany billing method appeared to be creating unnecessary sales tax without corresponding economic value.
The expense was recorded. The underlying business practice was not being questioned.
Approximate amount. Final public wording requires factual verification.
An unexpected payroll tax burden inside a complex labor and benefit structure.
The prevailing wage benefit methodology appeared to create approximately $25,000 per month in additional payroll taxes.
The number was visible. The financial statements did not explain the methodology that created it.
Approximate amount. Final public wording requires factual verification.
Rising fuel and hauling costs appeared to be reducing margin.
Contract provisions appeared to allow qualifying cost increases to be recovered rather than permanently absorbed.
The answer was not only in the expense report. It was in the agreement behind the expense.
Approximate amount. Final public wording requires factual verification.
This is not a generic checklist or an unlimited review of every part of the business. Todd examines the financial statements and reporting, identifies the strongest available clues, and determines what can reasonably be concluded from the information provided.
The most important financial opportunities, concerns, and unanswered questions identified during the review.
A reasonable estimate of annual earnings, cash, one time exposure, or decision value when the evidence supports it.
A clear explanation of what must still be confirmed before acting on a preliminary finding.
Recommended actions organized by financial importance, controllability, urgency, and effort.
The goal is not to create more reporting. The goal is to find what the existing reporting is trying to tell you.
Buy the Review for $1,000A company can have clean books and still lack the information required to understand performance, predict results, and make better decisions.
You know what was received and spent, but reporting may be late or difficult to trust.
You know revenue, expenses, and reported profit, but not what created the result.
You can see customers, services, departments, and operating drivers, but forecasting may remain limited.
You can find the cause, estimate the effect, identify the leverage point, and decide what should change.
How much could your company improve if management could see the financial cause, not only the reported result?
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Schedule the initial financial context conversation immediately after payment.
Todd determines which statements, reports, transactions, or supporting records are relevant.
Review the opportunities, values, evidence requirements, and recommended actions with Todd.
The guarantee applies to opportunities identified, not results promised. The client must provide materially complete and accurate requested information. Opportunities requiring additional validation will be identified. Recurring earnings, one time cash, and risk exposures will be presented separately. The maximum refund is the $1,000 fee paid.
Buy the Review for $1,000No. It is a management focused advisory review. It does not provide an audit opinion, assurance, a formal valuation, legal advice, tax advice, or a quality of earnings report.
No. Reporting limitations may be important findings. The available information must still be sufficiently complete and reliable to support reasonable observations.
No. The service is designed to improve financial understanding and identify economic opportunities. No sale, financing, or investor event is required.
You receive an explanation of what was found, what remains uncertain, and what additional work may be required. You are not required to purchase another service.
You may need someone to notice the expense, margin, contract, practice, or reporting clue that everyone else has accepted as normal. For $1,000, let us find out.
The Financial Opportunity Review is a management focused advisory service. It is not an audit, assurance engagement, formal valuation, quality of earnings report, legal opinion, or tax opinion. Case amounts are approximate and require final factual verification before public use. Guarantee terms require final legal approval before publication.