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Once you’ve determined a valuation range for your company, as discussed in last week’s blog, the second step in selling
read moreIn the valuation of a business, a term that often comes up is the weighted average cost of capital (or WACC). WACC is simply a company’s cost of capital and reflects a rate of retur
read moreTo conclude our blog series in the valuation of software companies, we focus our attention this week to the income-based approach. Click here if you m
read moreAfter going over the ins and outs of the asset-based approach in last week’s blog, our focu
read moreAfter exploring the going concern analysis in last week’s blog, our attention this week w
read moreFair value (“FV”) and fair market value (“FMV”) are important terms often used in our business valuations and advisory practice. Although sometimes used interchangeably in the marketplace, FV
read moreBusinesses require in one way or another customers to generate revenue. Some businesses only have a handful of customers (where each customer may contribute a substantial portion of the business’ ea
read moreBusiness owners often find that they need to purchase certain capital assets each year in order to keep the business running smoothly. These may range from minor purchases such as computer replacement
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