Reasons for a Business Appraisal or Securities Valuation
Common reasons for conducting an appraisal include the following:
- Purchase or Sale of a Business
- Estate, Trust, Gift, and Tax Planning
- Corporate and Personal Financial Planning
- Debt Financing
- Litigation
- Marital Dissolution
- Buy-Sell Agreements
- Employee Stock Ownership Plans
- Stock Option, Phantom Stock, and Stock Appreciation Rights Plans
- Financial Reporting
- Fairness Opinions
Assets and Interests Appraised
Common assets and interests requiring valuation expertise include the following:
- Asset, Debt, Preferred Equity, and Common Equity
- Real Estate (including partial interests)
- Convertible and Derivative Instruments
- Voting and Non-Voting Shares
- Control and Non-Control (Minority) Ownership
- Limited Partnership Interests
- Large Block Securities
- Goodwill
- Non-Compete Agreements and Other Contracts
- Lost Profits/Economic Damages
Asset Analytics, Inc. 8430 Mizner Circle West Jacksonville, Florida 32217 904-923-5708 Licensed Real Estate Broker Ty Taylor Chartered Financial Analyst Certified Business Appraiser Accredited Senior Appraiser in Business Valuation tytaylor@assetanalyticsinc.com
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