National Business Valuation
For Business Owners
Most people, whether buying, selling, exiting, or managing a business, don't fully understand every factor that determines the value of a business. Each business has an intangible value, whether negative or positive. A business valuation can help provide reasoning behind the value of a private business.
Whether you are buying, selling, or considering a business, knowing how and why a business is valued the way it is can be a huge benefit in negotiations, estate planning, or tax obligations.
Step Two: Engagement Letter
* At this time, if you choose to proceed, the CVA will gain your authorization on proceeding
* Once this authorization is verified, a preferred payment method will be exchanged and required documentation will be collected, if necessary
* One half (50%) of the agreed amount will be initially charged to the preferred payment method. The remaining half (50%) will be charged once the business valuation is complete but before delivery
Step One: Inquiry
* Begin by determining the type of valuation needed
* Make contact with a Certified Valuation Analyst (CVA)
* The CVA will obtain preliminary information concerning your situation and the business in question
Step Three: Delivery
* The CVA will then electronically deliver the business valuation to the business owner accompanied with a paid receipt
* A paper copy will be mailled within 1-2 weeks from electronic delivery
* The business owner will then receive a survey soliciting feedback about the experience
