I have recently had my business valued. The value between what I believe the value should be and what is calculated are completely different. Why is this?
July 1, 2008 · Print This Article
Q: I have recently had my business valued. The value between what I believe the value should be and what is calculated are completely different. Why is this?
A: There could be any number of reasons for this dilemma. Valuations are based upon assumptions, figures provided, and calculations based upon them. The numbers, assumptions, and calculations may not necessarily reflect the value of the business to an owner. There are methods and procedures available to improve the value of a business to a willing buyer. It is with these improvements, a business’ value can be augmented.











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