How do I Worth my small company?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nYfoKsxTHJM
1. Is it true that the company have workers either full time or part time?
2. Is the business purely an internet business? Be warned when the facts are totally the opposite, it is very simple for an online business to appear to be doing very well. This practice regrettably is leading to the devaluation of real online businesses.
3. Does the business have stock or fixed assets?
4. Is it true that the business have a complete audit trail; it is astonishing how many small businesses listed for sale don't.
5. What area is the business in; it simply goes claim car crash, without saying that companies located nearer to important cities are valued companies in a rural district.
6. What exactly are the future growth prospects for the business?
7. Will the business require insurance/liability policies?
These are only several variables that need to be considered, because you can see there is a lot more than how much revenue is generated by the business, to take. I hope that this brief post has been of some help to any potential buyer or seller of any small business.
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