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What is My Business Worth? John W. Edson, CPA/ ABV, CFF, CVA BUSINESS IS YOUR MOST VALUABLE ASSET! Business = Pot of Gold Financial security - maximizing value and converting that asset to cash Do this through planning


  1. What is My Business Worth? John W. Edson, CPA/ ABV, CFF, CVA

  2. BUSINESS IS YOUR MOST VALUABLE ASSET! • Business = Pot of Gold • Financial security - maximizing value and converting that asset to cash • Do this through planning • Valuation is basis for this planning ASSETS – Estate planning – Succession planning – Insurance purposes Smith, Schafer & Associates, Ltd.

  3. PLANNING OPPORTUNITIES • Buy/sell agreement with partners • Gift to family • Sell to 3 rd party – Financial Buyer – Strategic buyer • Sell to employees • Employee Stock Ownership Plan • Deferred compensation for owner – supplemental retirement plan Smith, Schafer & Associates, Ltd.

  4. BUSINESS VALUE The value of a business is based upon the perspective of the person buying it. Willing Buyer & Willing Seller Smith, Schafer & Associates, Ltd.

  5. BUSINESS VALUE Like any investment, the value of a business is the benefits received by the buyer (usually cash flow) divided by the rate of return desired. Smith, Schafer & Associates, Ltd.

  6. SIMPLE EXAMPLE • Business generates cash flow to owner of $200,000 • Buyer desires a 20% rate of return on investment • Buyer would be willing to pay $1,000,000 ($200,000 divided by 20%) Smith, Schafer & Associates, Ltd.

  7. THE DRIVER OF VALUE What benefits will the buyer receive from owning the company? EBITDA (Earnings before interest, taxes depreciation & Amortization) Cash Flow Smith, Schafer & Associates, Ltd.

  8. TYPES OF BUYERS Investment Value – Value to a specific investor - Financial Buyer – Operate business as stand alone. - Strategic/Synergistic Buyer – Blend into an existing business. Gain efficiencies and cost reductions. Smith, Schafer & Associates, Ltd.

  9. INVESTOR EXPECTATION Return Risk Greater Risk = Greater Return Expected Smith, Schafer & Associates, Ltd.

  10. INVESTOR EXPECTATION $10 mil. Value Greater Risk = Buyer demands Greater Return Greater Return = Lower Value $1 mil. 0% 30% Risk Return Smith, Schafer & Associates, Ltd.

  11. INVESTOR EXPECTATION $10 mil. Value Greater Risk = Buyer demands Greater Return Greater Return = Lower Value $1 mil. 0% 30% Risk Return Smith, Schafer & Associates, Ltd.

  12. VALUATION METHODS • Income approach – Capitalization of historical cash flows – Present value of future cash flows • Market approach – Comparable transactions – Comparable Public Companies • Net asset approach Smith, Schafer & Associates, Ltd.

  13. VALUATIONS BASED ON ROI Discount Rate/ROI = Co. 1 Co. 2 Risk free rate + 4% 4% Equity risk premium + 6% 6% Size premium+ 5% 5% Company specific risks 5% 10% TOTAL 20% 25% ROI is determined based on risk of the investment (Discount Rate) Smith, Schafer & Associates, Ltd.

  14. CASH FLOW • Net income • Plus: – Depreciation & amortization – Income taxes – Interest • Minus: – Capital expenditures • Plus or minus: – Adjustments for normalization of cash flow • EQUALS: Normalized cash flow Smith, Schafer & Associates, Ltd.

  15. VALUATIONS BASED ON ROI Cash Flow $200,000 $200,000 Capitalization Rate 20% 25% Value $1,000,000 $800,000 Objective: Do the things that reduce risk and assure stability Smith, Schafer & Associates, Ltd.

  16. VALUATION METHODS • Market Approach – Comparable companies or transactions still based on cash flow. – Search data bases for comparable companies – Utilize ratios of sale price to EBITDA and other ratios – For comparable public companies we use price earnings ratio – These ratios are applied to our company Smith, Schafer & Associates, Ltd.

  17. VALUATION METHODS • Net Asset Approach - value based on appraisal of individual assets – Fair Market Value or Liquidation Value • May be utilized when assets have more value that the value generated from cash flow Smith, Schafer & Associates, Ltd.

  18. WHAT DO I WANT TO ACCOMPLISH? • CONCLUSION: • The way to increase the ultimate value of the business is to: – Increase Cash Flow – Reduce Risk Smith, Schafer & Associates, Ltd.

  19. CONTACT US!  John W. Edson, CPA/ABV/CFF, CVA  Principal  763-253-1133  j.edson@smithschafer.com FACEBOOK.COM/SMITHSCHAFERASSOCIATES TWITTER.COM/SMITHSCHAFER INSTAGRAM.COM/SMITHSCHAFERCPAS W W W. S M I T H S C H A F E R . C O M I N F O @ S M I T H S C H A F E R . C O M Smith Schafer & Associates, Ltd. 19

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