How much is your business worth? When and how often do you need to know? And how do you determine the value of such intangibles as goodwill, brands, customer relationships and countless other intangibles that make up the true value of your company?

 

At Tenney & Associates, we apply a time-tested process to estimate the economic value of an owner’s interest in a business.

 

Valuation is used in financial markets to determine the price they are willing to pay or receive to buy or sell a business. These same processes are used by shareholders, partners, lending agencies and others to clarify issues related to to estate and gift taxation, divorce litigation, apportionment of business purchase price among business assets, and methodical valuation of partners' ownership interests for buy-sell agreements and other purposes.

 

Beyond bricks and mortar, inventory and fixtures and equipment, business valuation includes astute appreciation for real-market value of patents, trademarks, customer accounts, intellectual property and goodwill.

 

For more information on where to start, contact David Tenney.