How Tommy helps

Knowing what a business is worth matters long before a sale. It shapes partner buyouts, buy-sell agreements, gifting ownership to family and planning your eventual exit. Tommy analyzes your financial statements, normalizes the numbers for one-time and owner-specific items and applies accepted valuation approaches to arrive at a supportable value.

You receive a written report that explains the conclusion in plain English. If your situation calls for a credentialed appraisal, for example for certain gift and estate tax filings or litigation, Tommy will tell you up front and coordinate with a qualified appraiser.

What's included

Financial statement analysis and normalization
Market, income and asset-based approaches
Valuations for buying or selling a business
Partner buyouts and buy-sell agreements
Values for gifting and estate planning
Succession and exit planning analysis
A written report explaining the conclusion
Ideas to increase value before a sale

Who this is for

Owners thinking about selling in the next few years
Buyers evaluating an acquisition
Partners planning a buyout or new agreement
Families transferring a business to the next generation

How it works

Call or email

Schedule a free, no-obligation first conversation about your situation.

A fair quote

Receive a written scope and fee before any work begins.

Ongoing support

Tommy handles the work and stays in touch year-round.

Common questions

When would I need a business valuation?

Common reasons include buying or selling a business, buying out a partner, setting up a buy-sell agreement, gifting ownership to family, and planning for your estate, succession or exit.

How long does a valuation take?

Most valuations take a few weeks once Tommy has your financial statements and tax returns. Timing depends on the size of the business and the purpose of the valuation.

Business Valuation