From October 1, 2026, SBA SOP 50 10 8.1 requires an independent Quality of Earnings analysis on 7(a) change-of-ownership and expansion deals with a purchase price of $3 million or more. Deal OS gives your team the first pass on the documents, so your analysts start from the differences instead of from page one.
Source for the rule: AAFCPAs, 14 September 2026. Read the SOP itself before relying on it.
See it on a sample deal, no login: the Financial tie-out section of the sample brief. It is real Deal OS output on a synthetic deal.
Buying a business with an SBA 7(a) loan yourself? Quality of earnings software for search funds and SBA buyers explains the tie-out, the add-back audit and the SBA coverage check from the buyer's side.
Each engagement runs in its own isolated workspace. Documents are encrypted at rest, never shared, and never used to train anything, and you can wipe them at any time. You can sign a mutual NDA with us inside the workspace before uploading anything; our side is pre-signed.
One engagement, 14 days.
$80 per deal. Credits never expire.
$60 per deal. Credits never expire.
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No. It is a first pass on the documents for your analysts. The QoE report, its conclusions and its sign-off stay with your firm. Devaland is not an accounting firm, and nothing here is accounting, legal, tax or investment advice.
The CIM, the financial statements (PDF or Excel), the tax returns and any add-back schedule the seller provides. Every figure it reports carries the document and page it came from.
Open the sample above, then run one real deal for $99. It is fully self-serve: pay, get a one-click login by email, upload, run.
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