Special services

Business Valuation

Ultimately businesses will be valued through a process of negotiation between the buyer and the seller. There isn't a single right answer, valuation isn't an exact science.

The main reasons to value a business are:

  • Incorporation of a sole trader or partnership
  • Divorce
  • Probate
  • Internal reward systems
  • Sale of the business or part sale

The valuation process will encompass information such as

  • Financial Accounts
  • Management Accounts
  • Budgets
  • Forecasts
  • Details of liabilities
  • Asset Valuations
  • Market Analysis
  • Client Contracts
  • Staff information and records
  • SWOT analysis

Goodwill is often the hardest part to value. The main Valuation approaches are

  • Adjusted Net Assets plus Good or Bad Will
  • Using Multiples
  • Discounted Cash Flow

We are certified by the ACCA in Business Valuations and by Bond Solon in Part 35 and Practice Direction 35 Protocols for Expert Witnesses.

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