Business Valuation
There are many situations that require an accurate valuation of your business, estate, or assets. These include negotiating a sale, securing credit, settling a legal dispute, determining your tax liability, and numerous other situations you may not have considered:
Divorce
Strategic planning
Buying or selling a business
Using gifts as a tax strategy in your estate plan
Liquidating your business
Setting up a buy-sell agreement
Seeking business financing
Requiring a fairness opinion
In addition, here are some other instances in which you may need our business valuation services:
Transaction analysis
• Transaction planning for acquisition and divestiture,
• Pricing,
• Structuring buy-sell agreements
• Fairness or related-party opinions
• Employee stock ownership plans (ESOPs)
Financial advisory services
• Private offering document preparation for sale or for investors
• Financing studies for credit or a loan
• Target identification in an acquisition or merger
• Initial public offering or incentive stock or option plans
Management requirements
• Stock options and restricted securities
• Economic value added
• Financial restructuring
• Corporate governance
• Strategic and market analysis
• Business plans
• Financial and regulatory reporting and business interruption
Litigation support and dispute resolution
• Breach of contract
• Infringement
• Fraudulent conveyance
• Bankruptcy or reorganization
• Marital dissolution
• Product liability
• Dissenting stockholder or partner issues
Taxation
• Gift and estate for planning or tax returns
• Purchase price allocation
• Executive compensation
• Capital cost segregation
But whatever your particular need, the valuator’s task is the same: to use professionally accepted methods to arrive at a well-reasoned and defensible estimate of value. At Wright Griffin Davis, we're ready to help. Please feel free to contact us with any questions you have regarding business valuation.