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Present Value is a full-service appraisal firm offering a variety of appraisal and brokerage services.
Present Value is a full-service appraisal firm offering a variety of appraisal and brokerage services.
Present Value is a member of the Society of Business Analysts (SBA). Our valuation team is comprised of certified and designated experts, some with over 40 years of experience, in the industry who service both national and international market segments. This level of experience allows us to consistently provide our clients with exceptional customer service. Along with a solid and honest work ethic, we provide a superior product always compliant with the standards and guidelines of USPAP. Their experience qualifies us to meet the requirements of the Appraisal Foundation, Internal Revenue Service, Lending Institutions and Courts of Law around the country. We work with companies of all sizes, tailoring our expertise to their individual needs.
A Certified Business Appraisal means that the appraisal is USPAP compliant as well as meeting the standards of the Society of Business Analysts (SBA). Our business valuation experts hold multiple credentials and have performed business appraisals for almost every industry.
The Uniform Standards of Professional Appraisal Practice (USPAP) are the generally accepted standards for professional appraisal practice in North America. USPAP contains standards for all types of appraisal services. Standards are included for real estate, personal property, business and mass appraisal.
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If you are involved with any of the following business situations, you absolutely need a Business Valuation expert to provide you with a Certified Appraisal Report that states the true and accurate value of your Business.
The Small Business Administration has issued new revisions to SOP 50 10(5)(A) that will go into March 1!
Of particular interest to the newest is the language added in Subpart B section 7(b) of this newest revision of the SOP:
Section (b) Goodwill:
1. If the purchase price of the business includes goodwill (or "blue sky"), the lender should explore seller-financing with a subordinate lien to the SBA-guaranteed loan.
2. The lender may finance a limited amount of goodwill. In no event may the amount of goodwill financed by an SBA guaranteed loan exceed 50% of the loan amount up to a maximum of $250,000.
3. If any of the loan proceeds will be used to finance goodwill, the amount must be specifically identified in the Use of Proceeds section of the Authorization.
The new language effectively caps the amount of goodwill financing to $250,000.
The cost of our Business Valuations can vary considerably with different purposes or conditions and the type of report needed. Prices will be quoted after your free consultation and the scope of your needs is determined.
