"When it comes to putting a price tag on your business, quick estimates and best
guesses are never enough."
Ownership in a
closely held small business often represents a large
and significant part of an individual's or family's
estate and investment portfolio. Unlike owning stock
in a public company, where you can simply look at
the stock exchange to find how much your shares are
worth, the market of an interest in a private,
closely held business is generally unknown and
usually quite complex and challenging to determine.
Some of the common reasons why a
business valuation might be required
are:
Estate and gift tax planning
Purchase, sale, or merger of a business or business interest
Divorce
Employee Stock Ownership Plans
Buy/Sell Agreements
Evaluation of life insurance needs
Charitable contributions
Litigation support and expert testimony
You need the help of someone who knows
your business and understands your
needs. At KC&G Business Appraisal
Associates, Inc. (KC&G), our
business
valuation experts take an inside
look at your company to help you
determine an estimated value for your
specific situation. Whether you’re
looking to sell, planning for
succession, or going through litigation,
a valuation from the professionals at
KC&G will give you the insight you need.
To accurately determine the value of a
closely held business, the business
owner should consult with an experienced
business valuation advisor.
You need the help of someone who knows
your business and understands your
needs. At KC&G Business Appraisal
Associates, Inc. (KC&G), our
