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Home / Valuations / Types of Valuations
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We offer five types of professional third party valuations.
Business Valuations play an important role in many situations from selling a
business, partner buy-outs, M&A, Financing, Litigation, divorce
settlements, and estate planning to name a few. Call us for a free consultation
today!
Here is a summary of various types of business valuations available through
Sunbelt:
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The Letter of Opinion is a restricted use valuation intended for small
companies with sales less than $250,000. The report is approximately 11 pages
and provides only a brief synopsis of how the valuation conclusion was
determined. The basis of this valuation is a market comparison with like
companies within an industry.
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The Value Analysis is a restricted use business valuation designed specifically
for the “main street” business with sales of $1,000,000 or less. The report is
intended for “asset sale, financial buyers” and is approximately 40 pages
providing only a summary of how the valuation conclusion was determined. The
basis of this valuation is discretionary cash flow, since most main street
businesses are bought and sold on a multiple of cash flow. The value considers
primarily historical and current financial performance and very little time is
spent with the Balance Sheet.
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Formal
Business Valuation : |
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The Limited Formal Valuation is a restricted use business valuation intended
for the standard small business with sales between $1,000,000 and $5,000,000.
The report is intended for “asset sale, financial buyers” and is approximately
70 pages providing a detailed review of all aspects that were considered in
determining the final valuation conclusion. The bulk of the report is financial
analysis and the valuation conclusion is supported on much more detail. In
addition to reviewing the company’s historical and projected earnings, the
report also contains a detailed review of the Balance Sheet.
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The Merger & Acquisition Valuation is a comprehensive business valuation
for transactional purposes and is developed in accordance with the Uniform
Standards of Professional Appraisal Practice (USPAP). This is a stock valuation
and is intended for the middle market business with annual revenues in excess
of $5,000,000, businesses that are expected to sell for more than $1,000,000,
strategic acquisitions of niche businesses, and generally any business with
significant growth expected in the future. The basis of the valuation is
focused on future earnings and the selection of guideline companies comes from
both the private and public markets. This report is a completely customized
report and the number of pages can range from 30 to 200 depending on the
information that is used to support the conclusion.
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Revenue Ruling 59-60 : |
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A USPAP governed valuation developed for litigation focusing on US Court
Reviews, Cited Court Precedents, and in-depth analysis and research of minority
and marketability discounts. Intended for Estate Tax, Gift Tax, ESOP’s,
Divorce, and any situation requiring litigation. This valuation is normally
used when the value of the stock is in question (minority or majority
interest).
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