Business Valuations are needed for various reasons such as:
- Estate Tax Purposes
- Gift Tax Purposes
- Shareholder/Partner Buyouts
- Shareholder/Partner Disputes
- Business Acquisition
- Divorce and/or Legal Separation
John D. “JD” Heberger has achieved the credential of Certified Valuation Analyst (“CVA”). This credential is governed by the National Association of Certified Valuators and Analysts. It is awarded to those individuals upon completion of experience requirements, testing, and the successful review of a case study as prepared and submitted by the candidate.
John D. “JD” Heberger, CPA, CVA has performed and reviewed an extensive number of valuations utilizing the various approaches and valuation methodologies as governed by the appropriate regulatory agencies. He has participated as the valuation analyst for all the scenarios listed above and works closely with clients, and their Counsel if applicable, in determining a business’s value.
Should you find yourself in need, or simply interested in obtaining a value for your business please don’t hesitate to contact our office.
For Business Valuation services involving divorcing couples, please review our Divorce Services page.
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How To Do A Business Evaluation For A Divorce
When income that is generated during a marriage comes from a business owned by one or both parties, there should be a business evaluation conducted as part of the process of determining the overall value of the estate. There are several methods for valuing a business. Which valuation approach works best for purposes of family law depends on the nature of the business at issue. The … [Read More...]
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