Business ValuationsBusiness valuations must combine both financial and economic analysis to determine a current valuation. If your business fits any of the profiles below you should be considering undertaking a business valuation: Approached by a third party with a view to selling your businessYou will need to know the value of your business as a starting point for deciding whether or not to proceed with the sale and the scope for negotiation between you and the buyer. Family succession and Estate planningFor many business owners the value of their business is the largest component of their estate. An accurate valuation of your business is therefore vital to effective estate planning. Intended acquisition or mergerMany businesses undertake a strategy of growth through acquisition and our team understands the need to obtain a valuation of the target business as a starting point for negotiating a purchase. Equitable dispute resolutionIf an equitable dispute matter, such as divorce or partnership split, affects you it is imperative you know the value of your business to ensure it is split fairly between the parties involved. If you wish to know more about our Business Valuation service or would like to arrange a free initial meeting to discuss in more detail how we can help you, please contact us
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