Do Your Own Business Valuation Part 3

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Series Designed to Help Small Business Owners Do Their Own Business Valuation. Part 3 Covers How to Quantify the Returns of a Business.

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Do Your Own Business Valuation - Part 3: 

Do Your Own Business Valuation Series Designed to Help Small Business Owners Do Their Own Business Valuation Part 3

Instructor: 

Instructor David E. Coffman CPA/ABV/CFF, CVA Accredited & Certified in Business Valuation – ABV & CVA Has Valued Hundreds of Small Businesses President & CEO of: Business Valuations & Strategies PC, Harrisburg, PA Business Advisors Group PC, Seaside Park , NJ Email: dave@bus-val-strat.com

Part 3 - Quantifying Business Returns: 

Part 3Quantifying Business Returns

Basic Concept of Business Value: 

Basic Concept of Business Value Business Value = Returns ÷ Risks Returns quantified using Sales Earnings Risks quantified using Multiples Rates

Benefits of Ownership: 

Benefits of Ownership Non-financial Difficult to quantify Financial Focus of valuation Earning capacity

Earning Capacity: 

Earning Capacity No earning capacity Value from tangible assets Components Cash flow is preferred measure After deducting adequate owner compensation Historical trend

Past vs. Future Performance: 

Past vs. Future Performance Future Fits valuation theory better Not practical Less reliable Past More reliable Can be adjusted Easier to justify

Conclusion: 

Conclusion Expected future returns Key component of business value Quantified based on earning capacity NEXT – Part 4: Quantifying Business Risks For More Information About: Doing Your Own Business Valuation – http://do-your-own-valuation.com Getting a Low-Cost Business Valuation – http://low-cost-bv.com