MVI offers a range of business valuation services, from basic overviews to in-depth reports. Reports establish the fair market value of the business and provide supporting assumptions, rationale, and calculations.
Disputes
Objective and independent reporting for use in litigation or settlement effortsShareholder disputes, Marital disputes, Division of assets, Loss compensation, Guideline income
Transitions
Valuation analysis and reports to support informed negotiationsSales, Mergers, Acquisitions, Transfers to family members & employees, Employee Share Ownership Plans (ESOP’s), Capital raising, Debt financing, Capital allocation for investment decisions, Shareholder agreements
Reorganizations
Independent and specialized valuation reports to support complex restructuringsCorporate reorganizations, Tax freezes, Estate planning, Amalgamations
Guide to Understanding Business Valuators’ Reports
Demystify valuation report terminology, methods, and best practices used by Chartered Business Valuators (CBVs) in Canada.
A series of easy to read, one-page articles to guide lawyers, accountants, business owners, and other users through business valuators’ reports.
2.1: Purpose of Business Valuators’ Reports
The first thing that should be looked at when reviewing a valuator’s report is its purpose. The purpose of the... View Article
Read Article2.2: Valuation Dates in Valuators’ Reports
At the time a valuator’s report is requested, it is important to determine what valuation date is the most suitable.... View Article
Read Article2.3: Assumptions Used in Valuators’ Reports
Assumptions, whether based on instructions to the valuator or based on the valuator’s judgment, are important in that they help... View Article
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