Dallas Business Valuation Experts
Business valuation involves determining the overall value of a business and the value of its different departments or units. These are used for many different purposes and are pivotal in resolving various commercial deals and disputes.
Accurate, defensible business valuations require sophisticated financial analyses and complex assessments, which you will find with our economic experts at Thomas Roney LLC. We work with businesses, attorneys, and others nationwide, quantifying, assessing, and disputing business valuations for multitudes of needs and enterprises.
When Do I Need a Business Valuation?
Business valuations are performed by specially trained economic experts who evaluate finances, revenue, assets and liabilities, profitability, market conditions, risk factors, and economic conditions to accurately view a business’s worth. There are numerous reasons for performing business valuations, such as determining a sale price or establishing owner stakes in a company. Sometimes, valuations are required for estate tax purposes or divorce proceedings involving a business. The most common reasons to perform a business valuation include:
- Allocation of purchase price
- Buy-sell agreement
- Charitable contributions
- Divorce
- Employee stock ownership plans (ESOPs)
- Estate planning, gifts, or inheritance
- Family limited partnerships or limited liability companies
- Insurance claims
- Litigation issues involving lost profits or economic damages
- Mergers & acquisitions, reorganizations, liquidations, or bankruptcy
- Stockholder disputes
Regardless of the reason, it is crucial to engage the services of an appraiser who understands conversions of accounting figures into estimates of future performance and is proficient in analyzing financial statements. These skills ultimately create the basis for determining value in the current economy.
What Business Valuation Services Does Thomas Roney LLC Offer?
Business valuation is conducted through multiple methods based on the nature of the business and the reason valuation is needed, including but not limited to:
- Discounted cash flow (DCF) method: The most common approach to estimating business value, DCF uses existing assets, income, and projections to estimate company value and future cash flow, which may be subject to discounts based on risk, interest rates, and other factors.
- Multiples method: The multiples method involves benchmarking companies and metrics and utilizing them as a reference point for certain key variables, often in tandem with DCF evaluations. Valuations are determined by comparing how a business compares to the benchmark set through ratios and multiples analysis.
- Comparable transactions method: Similar to the multiples method, it uses benchmark data sets and complex analyses against them while applying earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation, and amortization assessments (EBITDA).
Our knowledgeable Dallas business valuation experts complete precise valuations needed for buy-sell agreements, exit strategies and succession planning, mergers and acquisitions, fundraising and lending, partnership and shareholder disputes, and tort claims. At Thomas Roney LLC, we provide executives, owners, lawyers, and others with comprehensive information regarding our valuation methodologies to defend or refute opinions. Whether mitigating liability, negotiating a transaction, or planning for the future, we provide the support, expertise, professionalism, and integrity you need.
The Dallas Business Valuation Experts at Thomas Roney LLC Determine Marketed Value for Business Owners and Attorneys Nationwide
Determining the true value of a business is essential, whether selling, investing, or forming business partnerships. The experienced Dallas business valuation experts at Thomas Roney LLC deliver accurate, reliable, and comprehensive valuations with precision, objectivity, and credibility. To learn more about our services or schedule a free consultation, call 817-733-6333 or contact us online. Located in Fort Worth, Dallas, and Houston, Texas, and Atlanta, Georgia, we serve clients in Denver, Colorado, Louisville, Kentucky, and Nashville, Tennessee.