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Valuations frequently arise when attempting to secure financing or when
renegotiating a current obligation. Business valuations include a determination of the
value of tangible assets and intangible assets. Tangible assets may include buildings,
land, equipment, inventory or receivables. Intangibles may include goodwill, customer
lists, trademarks, non-compete agreements, patents, or leaseholds, to name a few.
Determining the market value of the company’s capital assets will help determine the
ability of the business to cover its current obligations and/or projected future debt.
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