The Value of an Accurate Business Valuation

Determining the value of your business can help you make informed business decisions, identify areas for operations improvement, and enhance your negotiating position with investors, lenders and partners.

In an Emerging Industry, Valuations are Challenging

Prove Your Company’s Worth

Definition & Importance of Business Valuation

Common Methods Used for Business Valuation

How Fractional Accounting Helps Manage Cash Flow

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Frequently Asked Questions​

High interest rates and inflation can lower valuation multiples by increasing the cost of capital and reducing projected cash flows. Market volatility also affects buyer sentiment. Adjusting for these economic factors ensures your valuation reflects current conditions—not outdated assumptions.
DCF forecasts future cash flows and discounts them to present value, making it ideal for businesses with predictable financials. Market multiples compare your company to similar businesses that recently sold, reflecting real‑time market behavior and investor appetite.
The IRS offers a withdrawal option to avoid penalties if you believe your claim is incorrect. Proper documentation and repayment are necessary for acceptance.