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Frequently Asked
Questions
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What is a Valuation?
A business valuation is an
independent estimate of the value of an
ownership interest of a business at a
specific point in time. The process
combines hours of research and analysis
with the experience and judgment of a
valuation professional.
Valuations combine financial, economic,
and market analysis with the strategic
understanding of a business. A
valuation takes into account the unique
circumstances specific to the entity
being valued along with the purpose of
the valuation to determine the value of
an ownership interest in the business.
Unlike an appraisal of jewelry or real
estate, valuation "includes the tangible
and intangible assets of a company on a
going concern." When valuing an entity
on a going concern, valuators rely on
their experience and professional
judgment to project future cash flow,
determine appropriate discount rates,
and estimate potential risk.
By relying on trained and experienced
valuators that provide an objective and
thorough opinion, you will have the
peace of mind that your value can
withstand high levels of scrutiny
whether form the IRS, a court, opposing
council, or a potential buyer.
Many situations require a valuation and
our professionals can help you in almost
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