Do Your Own Business Valuation Part 5A

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Series designed to help small business owners do their own business valuation. Part 5a covers how to calculate cash flow.

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Do Your Own Business Valuation - Part 5a: 

Do Your Own Business Valuation Series Designed to Help Small Business Owners Do Their Own Business Valuation Part 5a

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 5a: Calculating Cash Flow: 

Part 5aCalculating Cash Flow

Calculating Cash Flow: 

Calculating Cash Flow Start with Net Income Per Books If a C (regular) corporation, add back income taxes Add back Non-cash expenses Interest expense

Non-Cash Items : 

Non-Cash Items Depreciation Amortization

Interest Expense: 

Interest Expense Valuation based on hypothetical sale Most small businesses are sold as asset sales – free and clear of all debt Existing debt not relevant Buyers will have their own unique debt structure Add back interest expense

Conclusion: 

Conclusion Adjust net income Calculate cash flow NEXT – Part 5b: Calculating Earning Capacity 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