Few things are more important to business owners than the value of their business.
Whether you're negotiating a merger, considering new shareholders, attempting to resolve a dispute, settling an estate or getting a divorce, an objective business appraisal by a qualified professional can be required.
Business Appraisals are as much "art" as "science". A valuation is based on judgment, experience and relevant information, both quantitative and qualitative. So, you need professionals who are well qualified, with significant experience in evaluating all types of organizations.
Our approach is to intimately know your business in order to understand what constitutes its value. We work closely with you to analyze your operations and historical financial data. Our in-depth knowledge of your business enables us to provide a well-reasoned, fully documented and defensible valuation opinion.
Robert J. Hennekes, CPA passed the examination as a CVA (Certified Valuation Analyst) in 1997. He has completed over 40 valuation assignments for various companies and reasons.
How do you know if an appraisal of your business is necessary? Here are some reasons:
- Merger or Acquisition
- Value company as part of your Estate Plan
- Establish a Family Limted Partnership
- Buy/Sell or Partner Buyout
- Gift private company stock to your children
- Minority shareholder disputes and litigation
- Divorce (equitable distribution)
- Business damage assessment and determination
