Business valuation guides for Melbourne owners and advisers.
How a business is valued, what the valuer needs from you, and how Victorian rules on duty, leases, licences and disputes affect a valuation. Each guide cites the primary sources it relies on.
- Guide · What your business is worth
How Much Is My Business Worth? How Melbourne Businesses Are Actually Valued
How a Melbourne business is valued: maintainable earnings, a market wage for the owner, capitalisation, working capital and debt. Why calculators mislead.
- Guide · Choosing a valuer
How to Choose a Business Valuer in Melbourne: What to Check Before You Engage
What to check before engaging a business valuer in Melbourne: independence, a fixed fee, who signs, the method, the purpose, turnaround and conflicts.
- Guide · Valuation or appraisal
Business Valuation vs Broker Appraisal: What Each Is For and When You Need Which
An independent business valuation and a broker's appraisal compared: who pays, purpose, independence, evidence, and which one tax, duty and courts accept.
- Guide · Victorian landholder duty
Landholder Duty and Business Sales in Victoria: Why the Business and the Land Are Valued Separately
When buying shares or units in a Victorian company or trust that holds land triggers landholder duty, why land and business are valued apart, and CIPT.
- Guide · Shareholder disputes
Shareholder Disputes in the Supreme Court of Victoria: Oppression, Buyouts and the Valuation
Oppression claims under ss 232 and 233 of the Corporations Act, buyout orders, the valuation date, minority discounts and expert evidence in Victoria.
- Guide · Selling a business
Selling a Business in Victoria: A Step-by-Step Checklist for Owners
A Victorian checklist for selling a business: price and valuation, retail lease transfer, liquor licence, staff entitlements, payroll tax, GST and CGT.
- Guide · Valuation methods
Business Valuation Methods Explained: Which One Fits Your Business
Capitalisation of future maintainable earnings, discounted cash flow, net assets, market comparables and rules of thumb: when each fits and why.
- Guide · Getting ready
Documents Needed for a Business Valuation: The Practical Checklist
What to send for a business valuation: financials, management accounts, tax returns, BAS, lease, staff, assets and add-backs, and why each matters.
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