Inside a family law business valuation report
The value matters. The explanation matters too.
Download a full sample Settlement Valuation for a fictional business and see what you receive: the value, the range, the reasoning and the limits.
A full sample report
- A one-page summary: the value, the range and the five points that drive it
- The earnings year by year, and every adjustment made to them
- How the multiple was chosen, built up and tested
- Goodwill, and how much of the business depends on the director
- The step from business value to the value of the shares, including the director's loan account
- A value range with a sensitivity table, the assumptions and the limits on use
The business, Tarrenvale Electrical Pty Ltd, and the two family law firms named in it are fictional. The figures are illustrative and are not a valuation of any real business.
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The conclusion.
And the reasoning behind it.
ILLUSTRATIVE CONTENTS · NOT A CLIENT REPORT
The questions every report should answer
This outline is illustrative. It is not a client report or a valuation opinion.
What is being valued?
The entity, interest, ownership rights, date and purpose.
What evidence supports the analysis?
The financial records, operational information and adjustments to earnings.
How was the conclusion reached?
The method, assumptions, risks, cross-checks and movement to the relevant interest value.
What are the limits?
Missing information, material assumptions, scope restrictions and the permitted use.
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