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Business owners, attorneys, bankers, bank examiners, CPA's, and the courts ask the same
questions: "What's it really worth? Is there goodwill? Do only the tangible assets of
your business have value? If so, how are those assets valued? The book value approach is not
accurate. Worse yet, do you guess or take a non-certified person's word?
Estimating the true market value of your machinery and equipment at any given time requires the
specialized skills of a professional who has the expertise and certification to determine its
true fair market value. Whether you need to know the fair market value or other standards of
value such as liquidation value, salvage value or replacement cost, it makes sound financial
sense to obtain a credible certified appraisal report that holds up under scrutiny with financial
institutions, government agencies, the courts, buyers, sellers, shareholders and partners.
Below are a list of the top 18 business reasons why a certified machinery and equipment appraisal is
required by business owners, CPAs, attorneys, lenders and others.
- Buy/Sell Agreements
- Insurable Value
- Financing
- Tax Purposes
- Cost Segregation
- Gift Planning
- Retirement Planning
- Mergers and Acquisitions
- Divorce Settlements
- Estate Settlements
- SBA Loans
- Trust Agreements
- Partnerships
- 1031 Exchanges
- Litigation Support
- Sarbanes-Oxley
- FASB 141/142
- GASB 34
If you need the services of a certified machinery and equipment appraiser, please contact
a Capital Business Solutions business broker in your area or CBS corporate headquarters
at (888) 442-4CBS.
You'll Be Glad You Did!
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