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When selling a business you first need to determine a price based on an evaluation of the tangible and intangible assets and the actual cash flow of the company.  You need a document that supports your asking price.  We prepare a professional business evaluation report to present to serious buyers.  We use the valuation methods that are standard practice in the industry.
 
Here are the steps we take:
  1. Visit the facilities.

  2. Determine what is and is not included in the sale of the business.

  3. Obtain the necessary information from business owner and/or accountant.

  4. Analyze the data by adjusting the Balance Sheet to show actual value in a purchase and adjust the Income Statements to reflect true cash flow.

  5. Compare company to industry standards and guidelines.

  6. Analyze qualitative economic factors.

  7. Identify the valuation approaches that are appropriate.

    Asset-Based Approach
    Market Approach
    Income Approach

  8. Apply the adjusted data to the applicable valuation methods.

  9. Determining a value or range of values.

  10. Prepare a Professional Business Valuation Report.