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Asset-Based Valuation April 13, 2006 At a minimum, your company should be valued at the sum of the value of its easily salable parts. Two commonly used business valuation methods look primarily at the value of your hard assets.

Historical Earnings Valuation April 13, 2006 Most small companies are valued using one or more of the following methods, which take into account the company's historical earning power. In contrast to the

Assets and Earnings Valuation April 13, 2006 The excess earnings method of valuing a small business takes both assets and historical earnings into consideration, and is the method prescribed by the IRS for estate and gift tax situations when ...

Market-Based Valuation April 13, 2006 Several business valuation methods are based primarily on the market price for similar businesses at a given point in time. Business brokers and mergers and acquisition specialists are more likely to ...

Future Earnings Valuation April 13, 2006 Theoretically, anyone purchasing a small business is interested only in the business's future. Therefore, a valuation based on the company's expected earnings, discounted back to arrive at their