Business Valuation

About the role

Many business owners have no idea what their business is worth; some may underestimate whereas others overestimate—sometimes significantly. Obtaining a third-party business valuation allows business owners to set a price that is realistic, yet still achieves maximum value.

There are many reasons a business owner might want to obtain a business valuation:

• Selling a business
• Obtaining seed money from investors
• Annual or quarterly reports to investors
• Divorce proceedings
• Estate, gift and trust planning
• Shareholder disputes
• Litigation support for bankruptcy, fraud, and business disputes
• Mergers and acquisitions

What to expect

• Use of recognized and generally accepted methodologies to determine the value of your business assets—both tangible and intangible.
• A detailed report that discusses methodologies, analyses, and conclusions for your specific needs.
• An assessment of your business financials including financial history and future predictions.
• A thorough examination of operational, management, and marketing issues.
• An evaluation of every possible factor—internal and external—that could affect the valuation analysis.

Requirements

Business valuation is a complex process, incorporating specialized knowledge about accounting, finance, economics, and taxation as well as business principles.

YNG Accountants
1160 Montgomery BLVD
Allen, TX 75013
Email: info@yngaccountants.com
Phone: (571) 992-5229