Looking to Sell Your Business? Find Out How Much It’s Worth
Your business’s worth will vary over time, and many factors influence a business valuation. Are you ready to sell your business to fund retirement or your next venture? Then you’ve got to know the value of your business, down to the last cent.
If you’re unsure of how to find your business’s value, contact C&A today for assistance.
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A business valuation is essential for buyers and investors. Knowing your business value will gain the attention and interest of parties with the financial capital you need to make a sale. An improper valuation will cause financial problems down the road, fail to impress the right buyers, and damage your reputation as a business owner.
A business valuation can also be helpful for entering a partnership, obtaining a loan, or changing ownership. This is especially important if you’re getting a divorce, gifting the business, buying out another party, or exchanging shares.
Every business should have a current business valuation on hand, and you should update it yearly.
How C&A Determines Business Valuation
There are multiple ways to conduct a business valuation, and the method depends on the valuation’s circumstances. For example, if it’s being undertaken for a sale or bankruptcy.
If you’re selling a business, more than one valuation method may be used:
- Asset-based valuation
- Historical earnings-based valuation
- Market value-based valuation
- Relative valuation
- Discounted cash flow valuation
- Revenue basis
- ROI valuation
- Book value valuation
- Liquidation valuation
- Comparable analysis value
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