Written By: Mia Carley (4-6 minute read) During the initial financial statement review portion of the business valuation process, an appraiser will review the subject company’s financial statements for the...
Written By: Jake Wallace (4-6 minute read) The rent adjustment is one of the most common EBITDA adjustments in a business valuation. It is typically required in any case where...
Written By: Ally Yan, CVA (4-6 minute read) SBA lenders frequently encounter acquisitions involving multiple locations or multiple legal entities. Although these businesses may appear similar to a single-location operation,...
Written By: Mia Carley (5-7 minute read) A company’s working capital is calculated by subtracting current assets from current liabilities as reported on its balance sheet. This calculation indicates a...
Written By: Matthew Safft, CVA (5-7 minute read) As stated in the (SOP) 50 10 8, “In order for the individual performing the business valuation to identify the scope of...
Written by: Ally Yan, CVA (3-5 minute read) The conclusion of value in any business valuation includes all operating tangible and intangible assets that will transfer to the buyer. Tangible...
Written by: Philip Acinapuro, CVA (4-6 minute read) When assessing the value of a business, the sales and earnings on the income statement tell only part of the story. Even...
Written by: John Milnes, CVA (4-6 minute read) To understand how an owner’s involvement in a business affects its value, one must first understand how the company being valued is...
Written by: Mia Carley (5-7 minute read) When valuing a business, it is important for an Appraiser to consider whether the subject company being valued records any payments to related...
Written by: Ally Yan, CVA (5-7 minute read) The market approach is one of the fundamental approaches in a fair market value appraisal. This approach uses past transaction data as...