Start Ups & Companies Valuation

Business valuation is a process and a set of agendas used to calculate the financial value of an owner's interest in a business. Valuation is used by the financial market members to resolve the price they are willing to pay or receive to affect a sale of a business. In addition to reckoning the selling price of a business, the same valuation tools are generally used by business appraisers to determine the disputes correlated to the estate and gift taxation, divorce prosecution, appropriate business purchase price among the business assets, authorize an equation for reckoning the value of partners' ownership interest for buy-sell accords, and many other business and legal purposes like in shareholders deadlock, divorce prosecution and estate contest. In some cases, the court will assign a juridical accountant as the joint expert doing the business valuation.

Start Ups & Companies appraisal or valuation is the process of developing an assumption of the real value of the company.

Start Ups & Companies Valuation Valuation may be require for any of the following purposes:

  • Business Purchase  Valuation
  • Tax & Reporting
  • Banks, Loans, Investment & Insurance
  • Company Compliance, Reporting & Audit
  • Legal, Court & many other reasons.

The Start Ups & Companies Valuation  is required to be done by a Government Registered Valuer & a Government Approved Valuer in India.

The Valuation may be required for a historic date or the current date or a future date, depending on the purpose of Start Ups & Companies Valuation.

The Start Ups & Companies Valuation can depend on multiple variables, like:

  • Location
  • Locality
  • Direction
  • Re-sale-ability
  • Profitability
  • & many more factors.

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When are the provisions of the Valuation Rules applicable?

    The provisions of the Valuation Rules are applicable only when,
  • (i) consideration not in money terms which is either wholly or partly;
  • (ii) parties are relevant or supply by any stated category of supplier; and
  • (iii) transaction value is not reliable to be declared.

We certainly value quality over speed when it comes to something as important as a valuation. Our standard answer to how fast we can provide a valuation is ten (10) business days from when we receive the information we need from the client. We can get it done faster if we are told a specific date we need to hit (e.g. upcoming board meeting). The big caveat in there that many clients do not think about is the phrase, “from when we receive the information we need from the client.” Most clients have the information we request readily available. However, other clients have the information spread between various executives and their outside counsel. So if time is of the essence, getting everything together can speed things up tremendously.

This is dependent on the individual company and can vary widely depending on the valuation service provider. There are valuation service providers out there that do not have our benefits of scale and technology. They also likely do not benefit from the excellent partners that we have. By working with outsourced CFO services, cap table management services, and other partners we are able to cut significant time out of the process that most providers have to spend in the gathering and structuring of data. So although the price may vary depending on the individual situation, almost certainly companies will get the best possible price/value combination by working with R.K.Patel either through our partners or directly.

The valuation process is dependent on the situation of the individual company. The general summary is that once a valuation service provider is engaged, the provider will need organizational, financial, and capital structure due diligence that most companies have fairly available without too much trouble. The most difficult tasks are typically either a long-term forecast of financial results or for very early stage companies an analysis of the cost to recreate the IP the company has created.

By asking some simple questions you can hone in on the right valuation date for your company and specific set of circumstances.
How soon do you need the valuation?
What is the most recent period for which you can provide financials?
If you are funding the business with venture investments, when did you close your most recent funding round?
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