Post on 07-Jun-2020
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Business ValuationsValuation Approaches & Methods
To Arrive at Fair Market Value
Fiscal Advantage, LLC
Roger Jacobi, CEO Dan O’Connell, VP & Founder
Agenda Definitions Four Critical Valuation Components Adjustments to Financial Statements Restated Statements
Calculation of Capitalization Rate Estimating FMV – 5 approaches to value Calculating “blended” FMV Validating the FMV
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Please describe theorganization you work for.
Poll Question #1
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Financially driven valuation Quantitative data with 10 subjective questions Only accurate for profitable companies Not IRS Compliant May underestimate FMV for high growth
companies Good estimate of FMV for 90+% of businesses Great Planning tool
Disclaimer
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Valuation Definition
“Business valuation is a process anda set of procedures used to estimate
the economic value of an owner'sinterest in a business”.
Wikipedia
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Valuation DefinitionFair Market ValueThe value a buyer and seller would agree upon
Where the economic incentive to purchase isequal to the economic incentive to sell
With complete access to all information
On-going business & not asset values
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Business Valuations Valuation Purpose Valuation Approaches
Income Approach Market Approach Asset Approach (cost)
Valuation Methods Discounted Cash Flow Capitalization of Earnings Market Comparables
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Valuation Purpose Liquidation Value Estate Planning Strategic Purchase/Sale Purchase/Sale Divorce Gifting/Tax Capital/loans
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STAGE 1
STAGE 2
STAGE 3
STAGE 4
STAGE 5
Four Critical Valuation Input Components
data inputs taken fromthe income statement,
balance sheet andmarket driven returnsbased on risk levels.
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Four Critical Valuation Input Components
STAGE 1
STAGE 2
STAGE 3
STAGE 4
STAGE 5
STAGE 2
Adjustments to Income StatementReflects true earnings power
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STAGE 3
Adjustments to Income StatementReflects true earnings power
Adjustments to Balance SheetReflects true asset/liability value
Four Critical Valuation Input Components
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Adjustments to Income StatementReflects true earnings power
Adjustments to Balance SheetReflects true asset/liability value
Calculate Discount RateApply accurate rate for present value
Four Critical Valuation Input Components
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STAGE 5
Adjustments to Income StatementReflects true earnings power
Adjustments to Balance SheetReflects true asset/liability value
Calculate Discount RateApply accurate rate for present value
Future Income MeasurementOwner’s Discretionary Cash
Four Critical Valuation Input Components
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Valuation - Adjustments1. Adjustments to the Income Statement
Cost of Goods Sold Operating Expenses Excess Compensation
2. Adjustments to the Balance Sheet Receivables/Inventory/Payables Other Assets/Liabilities
3. Other Adjustments Deliverable Working Capital Capital Expenditures
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Valuation - Adjustments
Adjustments to Income Statement & Balance Sheet
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Valuation - Adjustments
Adjustments to Income Statement & Balance Sheet
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Valuation - Adjustments
Adjustments to Income Statement & Balance Sheet
Excess Working Capital – a likely adjustment to the valuation.
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Valuation
Income Statement
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Valuation
Income Statement
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Valuation – Capitalization Rate
3. Discount Rate Investor’s return based on risk level
Capitalization Rate Discount rate less the growth rate
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Valuation – Capitalization Rate
3. Discount Rate Investor’s return based on risk level
Capitalization Rate Discount rate less the growth rate
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Valuation – Capitalization Rate
3. Discount Rate Investor’s return based on risk level
Capitalization Rate Discount rate less the growth rate
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Valuation – Capitalization Rate
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Valuation – Capitalization Rate
Questions like:Concentration of CustomersGrowth Rate of Primary MarketChanges in Market ShareCompetitiveness of Product or ServiceCyclicality of the Industry
… and many more
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Valuation – Capitalization Rate
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Valuation – Capitalization Rate
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Valuation – Capitalization Rate
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What score do you think yourbusiness would get, OR whatwould be the average score of
your clients?
Poll Question #2
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Valuation – Capitalization Rate
3. Discount Rate Investor’s return based on risk level
Capitalization Rate Discount rate less the growth rate
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Valuation – Capitalization Rate
3. Discount Rate Investor’s return based on risk level
Capitalization Rate Discount rate less the growth rate
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Valuation – Capitalization Rate
3. Discount Rate Investor’s return based on risk level
Capitalization Rate Discount rate less the growth rate
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Valuation – Discretionary Cash
4. Income Stream Measurement Earnings before tax EBITDA or EBIT EBITDA - Capex Free Cash Flow
Owners Discretionary CashEBITDA – Capex + WC Changes
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Valuation – Discretionary Cash
4. Income Stream Measurement
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Valuation Variables & Terms
1. Adjustments to Income Statement
2. Adjustment to Balance Sheet
3. Discount & Capitalization Rate
4. Estimate of future income
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Valuation–Discounted Cash Flow
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Valuation Methods
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Valuation Methods
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Valuation Methods
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Valuation Methods
Validation of Market Multiples
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Valuation Methods
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Valuation Methods
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Valuation Methods
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Valuation Methods
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Valuation Methods
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Which method do you thinkbest estimates FMV?
Poll Question #3
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Valuation – Weighted FMVWeighted methods based on the type of company
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Valuation – Weighted FMVWeighted methods based on the type of company
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Valuation – Weighted FMVWeighted methods based on the type of company
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Valuation – Weighted FMVWeighted methods based on the type of company
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Valuation – Weighted FMVWeighted methods based on the type of company
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Valuation – Weighted FMVWeighted methods based on the type of company
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Valuation – Weighted FMVWeighted methods based on the type of company
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Valuation – Weighted FMVWeighted methods based on the type of company
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Valuation – Weighted FMVWeighted methods based on the type of company
We value as on-going business – emphasis on selling multiples anddiscounted cash flow – no pure asset sale based method is used.
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Valuation – Weighted FMV
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What average rate of returndo you think most buyers
expect to achieve?
Poll Question #4
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Operating Expenses per Employee
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Discounted Cash Flow Capitalization of Earnings Multiple of EBITDA Multiple of Book Value Multiple of Earnings
… and a blended value that is validated
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Business Performance Review
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Poll Question #5
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Thank you.
Email:RogerJ@FiscalAdvantage.com
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