Business Valuations

Most people think the only time that a business should be "valued" is when it is being about to be sold. This is truly a misconception. There are many reasons to have our skilled business appraisers estimate what your business is worth today.

For example, in most cases where a valuation is completed for the first time, owners will not have addressed critical business and estate planning issues, such as potential ownership transition beyond current owners. Experts agree that effective planning for ownership transition requires a regular valuation of the business.

The value of your business can change frequently. Industry revenue multiples can't always be relied upon to determine the true worth of your business. At the minimum, you need to know precisely how much cash it currently generates, expected growth in cash in the future; and the return buyers require on their investment in your business.

Further, the implications of knowing what your business fair market value is can have a direct impact on capital gains taxation and other IRS regulations. We help develop buy-sell agreements and shoulder disputes when needed as well.

Let us evaluate your business to help you successfully plan your financial future.

Our Business Valuations Specialists:

Brad Balmuth

Paul Fried

Salvatore (Sal) Bursese

Carlos Ferrer

Henry Rinder

John Szczomak

Edmond W. (Ed) Hardy, Jr.

John Mitros

Saul Lupin