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Small businesses make up the vast majority of businesses in the United States.
The U.S. Small Business Administration reported in 2019 that there are a staggering 30.7 million small businesses in the U.S. alone—representing 99.9% of U.S. businesses. Our team knows just how valuable owning your own business can be. It's not just an operation to make an income; for most people it's their passion and livelihood. Knowing the value of your business today is the foundation to growing and maintaining it for years to come. It is the catalyst for many goals:
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The good news: This is free for our clients.
Normally, firms charge thousands of dollars to run business valuations; this is usually what prevents business owners from doing one. Without this vital information, it becomes difficult to adapt to unforeseen events (e.g. global pandemics, loss of key employees, recessions, industry shifts, fire sale/business liquidation). We owe it to small businesses to give them the value of this service without breaking the bank. Our team works with skilled CPAs and lawyers to provide accurate business valuations for free.
Here is what a valuation will tell you:
Asset Sale Value: This common transaction-oriented fair market value conclusion includes the firm's inventory, furniture, fixtures and equipment and all intangible assets ranging from customer base to goodwill.
Enterprise Value: This fair market value estimate is equal to the "total value of the firm" or the value of the firm's equity plus its long term debt, e.g. it reflects the value of the entire capital structure (equityholders and debtholders) or 'enterprise".
Liquidation Value: The liquidation value conclusion is based on the key assumption of insolvency and the immediate sale of all assets (on or off the balance sheet) at or near "fire sale" level coupled with the nearly simultaneous retirement of all liabilities. This figure does not include accounts receivable.
Yearly Financial Summary: Includes a report showing Income, Assets and Liabilities.
Key Performance Indicators: In order to better understand your company’s operations, we have calculated a variety of Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) for your review and comparison to industry benchmarks. In terms of valuation outcomes for your firm, key factors include size, profitability and growth.
Enterprise Value: This fair market value estimate is equal to the "total value of the firm" or the value of the firm's equity plus its long term debt, e.g. it reflects the value of the entire capital structure (equityholders and debtholders) or 'enterprise".
Liquidation Value: The liquidation value conclusion is based on the key assumption of insolvency and the immediate sale of all assets (on or off the balance sheet) at or near "fire sale" level coupled with the nearly simultaneous retirement of all liabilities. This figure does not include accounts receivable.
Yearly Financial Summary: Includes a report showing Income, Assets and Liabilities.
Key Performance Indicators: In order to better understand your company’s operations, we have calculated a variety of Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) for your review and comparison to industry benchmarks. In terms of valuation outcomes for your firm, key factors include size, profitability and growth.
