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There are some occasions when business owners want to know or estimate the worth of their business. It is very imperative to assess business valuation to get to know that whether you have significant asset or liability. Mostly, true valuation of business occurs only when business owners sell the business. However, there are four basic methods of business valuation such as Asset Based valuation, Earnings Based, Market based, and Cash-Flow based. There is a common step which comes under all the methods, compilation of relevant and accurate financial information of the company.
I have 38 years experience in business and use a unique formula I developed from the perspective of a Charted Accountant and a formula used by a resume broker who understood how to put a value on the skills and knowledge of people.
I am unique. I understand what questions to ask. Most business valuation companies only recognize the information given to the tax department. In my opinion they do not understand the value of human capital or the true value of a business, most especially a small business. This is how my service is different.
The report I return to you will be something easily understood by both you, and those you present it to. It will be practical. It will have reasons that will make sense. It will take into consideration much more than just the tax numbers, and it will be a lot cheaper than any valuation you might get elsewhere. Unless you are asking me to do something unusual I will give you my report for a very economical $1, 000 (one thousand dollars) plus taxes.
I do a lot of repeat work for Lawyers and Accountants.
If you have a professional practice where you deal with businesses we would consider having you as a licensed agent doing Business Valuation work in your area.
Contact us for details.
Eric Jordan,
President of Pin Services Ltd.
Contact: 1-800-606—310 or (250) 386-0180
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