The value of a business comes down to more than how much money is in the corporate bank account. Factors including the state of the economy, industry trends, management structure, internal controls and policies, and many more aspects can impact how much your business is worth today and what can be done to increase its value in the future.
Are you curious what your business could sell for as you near retirement? Are you seeking capital from a bank, the SBA, or a private equity company to expand operations? Do you need your annual valuation to determine the price per share of your ESOP plan? Are you facing a divorce and need to know the value of your company to divide marital assets?
Our business valuation experts at BeachFleischman hold a variety of certifications, including Certified Public Accountant (CPA), Accredited in Business Valuation (ABV), Accredited Senior Appraiser (ASA), Chartered Financial Analysist® (CFA®), Certified Business Appraiser (CBA), and Certified Distressed Business Valuation (CDBV). What do all these acronyms mean for you? We have the experience, expertise, and credentials to accurately value your business and collaborate with your other advisors, including attorneys, wealth advisors, and family offices. Whether you are looking to buy, sell or merge, create an estate plan, secure additional funding, arm yourself for upcoming litigation, or some other reason, an accurate business valuation will show you where you are now and give you an advantage in negotiations.
Business valuation is essential when facing:
- Bankruptcy matters
- Family law matters
- Financial reporting
- Principal disputes
- Tax compliance and reporting
- Transaction advisory purposes