Our business clients frequently need to know the value of their business. This need may arise with the sale of the business, litigation support such as a divorce, estate and gift tax or succession planning, buy/sell agreements, or establishing and maintaining stock ownership or stock option plans for employees. With John Harrigan as a Certified Valuation Analyst or CVA and other staff with experience in valuation techniques, we believe we are best suited to provide valuation services to business owners, attorneys, judges, financial institutions and insurance companies.

Numbers, facts, figures, balance sheets and financial statements simply are not adequate to accurately measure the true fair market value of an asset. Many different approaches and methods of valuation analysis should be reviewed and selectively matched to the asset being valued. Selecting the most appropriate methodology, supported by various types of analysis, including sophisticated mathematical calculations, ratio analysis, industry comparisons, economic and market analysis, relative business risk assessment, and many other considerations is required to achieve a competent valuation.

When valuing a business or assets, it is important to have the assurance that the valuation analyst considers all the relevant information and facts in order for the client to get the full economic benefit they deserve. Using a qualified business valuator will provide confidence, peace-of-mind, and the advantage of knowing clients will receive a professional product.