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Cathy100
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03 May 12 #328189 by Cathy100

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As part of a settlement my husband will get out joint business which he intends to continue. How do we get a fair valuation as he says we should take into account redundancies, capital gains etc, but surely if the successful business is to continue these factors are irrelevant. Can anyone advise please?

jonathancj
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03 May 12 #328255 by jonathancj

Reply from jonathancj

You need an expert report from an accountant who specialises in business valuations. He/she will value it on a going concern basis using the appropriate method. There really isn''t a short cut to doing this. I recommend that you don''t use the businesses own accountant for this as he/she is potentially conflicted by continuing to work for your ex after the transfer takes place.

Cathy100
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03 Jun 12 #334875 by Cathy100

Reply from Cathy100

Thanks for your reply that is helpful
regards Cathy

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