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Appraisal Form

Name

First Name

Last Name

Email

Name of Company Being Valued:

What will the business's annual revenue be this year? (in dollars)

What will the business's annual revenue last year? (in dollars)

What was the business's annual revenue five years ago? (in dollars)

What is the business's projected annual revenue growth rate (assuming no acquisitions)?

10 = 10%

What will the business's annual pretax income be this year? (in dollars)

Has the company's pretax income increased or dropped by more than 15% in one of the past five years?

Yes

No

What is the company's net worth?

(Total assets minus total liabilities in dollars)

How much long-term debt does the company carry? (in dollars)

Please deatil any additional financial information available:

Accounts Receivable, Accounts Payable, Cash on hand, Inventory, non-cash assets, etc.

An appraisal for a business provides a comprehensive and objective evaluation of its worth, aiding in informed decision-making, strategic planning, and ensuring fair transactions in the complex landscape of mergers, acquisitions, and financial investments.

Due diligence for a business seeking to sell is essential for accurately representing its assets, liabilities, and operational performance, thereby instilling confidence in potential buyers and facilitating a smooth and transparent transaction process.

Utilize this checklist to navigate the due diligence process.

Deal terms in a business encompass the crucial aspects negotiated between parties, defining the structure, price, conditions, and obligations of the agreement, ensuring clarity and alignment for a mutually beneficial outcome.

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