Business Valuation

• Do you want to start, buy or sell a business?
• Is better start or buy?
• What is the real worth of your business?

P & P Consulting has a demonstrated methodology that is based on years of experience and drawn from a multitude of useful valuation models used in many industries for various size companies. Our Business Valuations are simple and effective: while every business, and its owners, has unique attributes that differentiate it, every business has certain common factors. We take those factors, plus elements that create a premium or a discount, into consideration, without getting bogged down in esoteric theories that are not necessities to creating a valuation opinion. We turn the information around quickly, at a very affordable price. We do this with a straight forward Confidential Valuation Planner that integrates our Business Valuation Report - capturing all the key value drivers, which we believe is crucial in order to achieve a realistic determination of value.

We regularly provide valuation services in complex matters such as:

• Financial reporting requirements
• Mergers, acquisitions and divestitures
• Intellectual property and portfolio valuation
• Litigation support/quantification of economic damages
• Asset-based financing appraisals

Business Structure

Many factors come into play as decision criteria for choosing an organizational structure. there’s no a perfect one, is just a balancing act among advantages and disadvantages.

The corporate expertise of P & P Consulting has dealt with many forms of business in Canada, USA and overseas to establish the best structure serving at the organization purposes. The following are some of the major characteristics and criteria we will examine for each organizational structure:

• Your own personal assets and liabilities;
• Your existing capital and need for outside investors;
• Your ability to attract outside investors and returns on their investment;
• State licensing, statutes, and tax requirements;
• The time commitment necessary to handle regulations and formalities;
• The size, scope, and type of business you're starting;
• Startup costs, including licensing and other fees;
• The protection from personal liability, and of course the;
• Tax situations — their personal situation and that of your business.