Business Value Tool

There are many ways to get the value of a business. A valuation is used to:

Determines the economic value of a business or business unit.
Determine the fair value of a business for a variety of reasons, including sale value, establishing partner ownership, taxation, and even divorce proceedings.

Several methods of valuing a business exist, such as looking at its market cap, earnings multipliers, or book value, among others. Our inhouse valuation team will get you the best value based on information provided. To get the best value for your business please share as much information as possible, someone from the valuation team may call you to gather some additional information that will assist in determining the value of your business. Here are some of the initial requirements:

1. Seller’s Questionnaire
2. Recent Financial Statements (Last 3-5 Years)
3. Executed Lease
4. Articles of Incorporation (if applicable)
5. List of Equipment (To be Included and Excluded in the Sale)

Please give us a call to schedule a meeting if your GROSS SALES is over $10 Million Annually

In the mean time, please fill in the info below to access our SDE calculator to get a value of your business:

Business Valuation Tool

What is the Name of the Business*

Enter your gross receipts from your business activities last few year rounded to the nearest dollar. *For all data use ANNUAL Numbers Excluding HST (Current Year)

Total Revenue

2017

2018

2019

2020

Salary/Wage of Primary Owner, Partner Enter amount for one working owner that was expensed.

Interest Expense – Long Term Debt Only. Enter total interest expense on any long-term debt (Exclude Principal amount, interest only).

Depreciation / Amortization Expense. Enter the Depreciation/Amortization expense from last year, if any.

Non-Recurring Expenses. Enter any Expense from last year that are non-recurring. Examples include moving expense, currency conversion, unusual legal or accounting fees.

Non-Recurring Income. Enter any income from last year that are non-recurring. Examples include Gain or Loss on Sale of Asset, insurance Proceeds, Lawsuit Settlements, Discontinued Operations, Business interruptions.

Net Income (as the NTR) Before Income Tax. The bottom line, what was the profit last year. Ok to enter negative amounts.

Owner Benefits. Enter perks such as auto, travel, meals and entertainment, personal phones etc., that are solely used for the owner’s benefit and not necessarily a business expense.

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Your Name

First

Last

Phone

Email address

When are you thinking of selling your business?

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BUSINESS VALUATION TOOL

Lets get you an estimate of what your business is worth

Getting the Value of your Business

Business Value Tool

BUSINESS VALUATION TOOL

Lets get you an estimate of what your business is worth

Getting the Value of your Business

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