Business Valuations

Can you name five key differences between public and private companies? The answers are critical when using public market data to value closely held business interests.

Business valuation pros understand the characteristics that professional practices share and how to factor these common denominators into their analyses.

Do you know the difference between using a business valuation professional as a testifying expert vs. as a consultant?

Seeing is believing. Site visits help experts see the big picture when estimating business value.

Do-it-yourself M&As can be perilous, especially in today’s volatile marketplace. Here’s how an experienced business valuation pro can help sellers understand the ins and outs of the process and get the best price.

Business valuation pros use benchmarking studies to measure risk. Click here to learn about the types of financial ratios that are used as benchmarks.

How much is your business worth today? While financial statements don’t answer this question directly, they do provide clues for business valuation pros to follow.

Here are 7 questions to help you evaluate whether an expert covered all the bases when valuing a business.

Fair market value is the appropriate standard of value in most business valuation assignments. But when valuing an asset for financial reporting purposes, fair value is generally used. Here’s an overview of what fair value is and how it differs […]

Do you know how much your startup is worth? A business valuation professional answers this question by combining the entrepreneur’s projections with objective, market-based data.

Have you taken the time to read the full text of IRS Revenue Ruling 59-60? It offers detailed guidance on valuing a business that may be used for tax purposes and beyond.

A buy-sell agreement can be an important tool to ensure a smooth transfer of ownership in the case of an owner’s death, disability or divorce. But it’s critical for these agreements to cover all the valuation bases.