Business Valuation Resources

Free Resources for Business Owners

Explore our collection of business valuation resources, from events and blogs to reports, white papers, and valuation tools. Designed for both business owners and advisors, this hub brings together practical insights and trusted information to help you make confident decisions.

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Business Valuation Estimate

FAQs

A business valuation is a professional estimate of what your company is worth today. It’s important because your business is likely your largest asset and a valuation gives you clarity for exit planning, financing, or even succession.
Ideally, once a year. Market conditions, financial performance, and industry changes can all impact your valuation.
Rules of thumb use a simple revenue or earnings multiple, but they often miss the unique drivers of your business. A professional valuation digs into financials, assets, risks, and growth potential for a more accurate number.

SDE is the total financial benefit a business owner gets from the business, including profit, salary, perks, and discretionary expenses. It’s often the foundation for valuing small businesses because it shows the true cash flow available to a buyer.

You add back expenses such as your salary, health insurance, auto expenses, or other personal benefits to the net income. This gives a clearer picture of the company’s profitability for a new owner.

Owner’s salary, one-time expenses, family member wages not required by the business, personal travel, and discretionary perks are commonly added back.

All Roads Lead to Discretionary Earning (Adjusted Cash Flow)

Analysis of Impact of Owner Departure

The BizEquity® System and Accuracy

Business Growth & Value

Integration Overview BVR’s DealStats

Inflation and Its Impact on Business Valuation

Introduction to Minority Interests
(DLOC & DLOM)

Multiples, Cap Rates and Discount Rates

Provide Better Advice and Grow Your Revenue with Business Valuation

Turning Business Valuation into a Powerful Revenue Engine

Understanding and Utilizing Your Client’s Estimate of Value

Valuation Tips: How to Handle Real Estate/Rent Issues in Step 7