Our Summary Valuation Reports are budget-friendly. These reports typically cover most of your business valuations needs.
Summary reports are the perfect internal tool. They let you know where your business stands. These reports allow you to assess your business’ weaknesses and strengths, and plan for the future. Summary reports also help when it’s time to negotiate with partners, establish a growth plan, and sell or buy a business.
Also, we offer more thorough certified business valuations. These valuations work for Partnership Dispute, IRS Audit, Divorce, Estate Tax, and more. For these, we partner with one of the largest providers of certified business valuations of machinery and equipment appraisals. Inquire for details.
There are two types of reports to consider: Desktop and Onsite.
First, Desktop Appraisal requires the client to provide us an itemized list of all machinery and equipment. This includes detailing make, model, age, serial number, condition, and photos of each major item.
Alternatively, Onsite Appraisals require that a member of our team travel to the client site. Then we audit and prepare the list of all machinery and equipment. We detail make, model, age, serial number, condition, and photos of each major item.
There are a lot of variables involved in preparing to sell a business, like business valuations. Get experts involved in the process. A business broker serves as a guide – one that can point you in the right direction.
Find a broker with experience. You’ll have an ally who can help you navigate the process. It can take a lot of time and effort to sell a business. Working with a business broker keeps you from reinventing the wheel at every step.