This video covers the top five business valuation myths so that before you make a decision about selecting a valuation provider, we can help clear up a few of the most common myths and misconceptions about business valuations that could undermine your ability to achieve your goals.
There are three approaches that are used when valuing a business. This video focuses on the market approach. So, what exactly is the market approach? The market approach is valuing a business based on references to other comparable guideline companies. Those could be either public or private, but you’re looking for companies that are comparable. In this video we’ll walk through what the advantages are for the market approach.
Certified Business Valuators utilize three approaches when valuing your business. Here we do an in-depth review of the Income Approach which is focused on valuing a business based on the future anticipated economic benefits such as cash flow. This video focuses on the Discounted Cash Flow method and provides an example of a business that was valued using this method.
Certified Business Valuators utilize three approaches when valuing your business. Here we do an in depth review of the Income Approach which provides a way of determining an indication of value of a business using one or more methods that convert anticipated economic benefits into a present single amount. Part 1 focuses on the Capitalization of Earnings method and provides an example of a business that was valued using this method.
Certified Business Valuators utilize three approaches when valuing your business. Here we do an in depth review of the Asset Approach which provides a way of determining an indication of value of a business based on the value of the assets net of liabilities.
Certified Business Valuators utilize three approaches when valuing your business. Depending on your specific company, the valuation analyst may use one, two, or even all three approaches. Tune in to hear a brief overview of each approach and how it may be applicable to your valuation.
Learn why you may need a certified business valuation and how BizWorth can help. This video covers some of the many reasons why business valuations are necessary. From starting your business to growing, litigating, retiring and selling – there is only one constant – your business is always changing. Whether your business is drafting a buy-sell agreement, seeking an SBA loan, resolving a partner dispute, exploring an acquisition or divestiture, or contemplating gifting shares, BizWorth can provide the certified business valuation you’ll need.
