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Gordon manufactured two styles of fiberglass boats: one for water-skiing and pleasure, the other designed specifically for bass fishing. Both boats were manufactured on the same production line, switching between the two models as orders and demand shifted. written by Don Morrison
Harry was in the ready-mix concrete business. With lots of construction and developments underway, concrete was a good business. Like his competitors, Harry ran a busy yard lined with trucks loading sand, gravel and cement for construction sites. written by Don Morrison
Charlie ran engineering and constructions company that specialized in road and tunnel work. They worked over a broad geographic area with most of their contracts coming from state and county governments. written by Mark Waltzer
The motive to find the value of a business might range from buying/selling business decisions, raising capital through borrowings, planning strategic mergers and acquisition plans etc. The below article throws light on some of the major issues faced during business valuation and tips on how to deal with such issues. written by Don Morrison
Bill was a painting contractor. Most of his contracts were with repeat customers, some of whom had done business with his father. written by Don Morrison
Jim and Cheryl owned a retail store that sold high-end hi-fi sound systems. It started out as a hobby - they were real audiophiles. written by Rick Martin
The traditional image of an accountant that browses through paperwork like a robot is no longer a reality. Nowadays, accountants are savvy business professionals who contribute actively to the success of your business. Solid accounting represents the foundation of any company – it keeps track of the incomes and expenses over a determined period of time. Reliable accounting services are on high demand this day and age because of the high stakes involved in the financial situation of a company. Fiske & Company offers highly professional accounting services, business valuation and consulting to keep your company ahead of the game.
written by Scott Turton
This article will discuss six business valuation methods: 1) Value based on assets, 2) Value based on cash flow or net income, 3) Value based on the integrated method, 4) Value based on net present value of future earnings, 5) Value based on the market data approach, and 6) Value based on the replacement cost approach. << previous page 1 next page>> |
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