Valuation Types
Asset-Based Valuation – based on the value of the business’ assets and liabilities.
Income-Based Valuation – Using the Discounted Cash Flow (DCF) Method, the expected future income of a business is projected for a discrete period (typically five years). The expected future income is then discounted back to present value using a present value discount rate.
Market-Based Valuation – Compare your business value either to similar public companies or private companies that have been acquired to determine the appropriate pricing multiple.
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Estate Planning
A formal valuation provides the critical financial information needed to plan properly for the orderly transfer of a privately-held business while minimizing tax burdens and ensuring fair distribution among heirs.
