Business Valuation
Our CPAs have extensive experience in valuing a business. Regardless of your reason for needing a valuation – estate and trust tax compliance, shareholder and succession planning, merger/acquisition/sale, business litigation, divorce, etc. - our CPAs can help. Our valuation personal are Certified Valuation Analyst and are also a CPA.
There are many factors to consider when valuing a business, including the premise and standard of value to be used, appropriate methodology/reporting to be used, potential future profits and cash flows, industry and company specific risk and outlook, applicable discounts/premiums, etc. These factors and many others make valuing a business a complicated process; and depending on your situation, you may need an expert's report.
For these reasons it is important that you consult with a valuation specialist who is competent, trustworthy and experienced.
Litigation Support
Our CPAs have extensive experience in giving expert testimony regarding accounting issues, business/contractual matters, loss profits, valuation, and divorce. Our approach is to provide a report with supporting documentations, calculations, and research so that the reader could reach the same conclusion as our report’s stated conclusion.
Should a business dispute reach litigation our experts are capable of providing an accurate, reasonable, and defensible reports, whether it involves complex financial/accounting calculations, damages or loss profits, or business valuations.
Divorce proceedings generally include some dispute over the value of an asset and how to divide it. Our CPAs have been valuing both community and separate property for decades.
Regardless of your need, our staff is accustomed to working with attorneys to deliver reports and providing testimony to explain and support those conclusions.
**LeGlue & Co is not a law firm and does not provide legal services or legal advice. LeGlue & Co's litigation services are limited to valuation and other accounting services in support of litigation. It is important to discuss your legal matters with an attorney.