Herblin’s appraisal process requires a multi-dimensional examination of a business and its environment.  Pertinent financial, tax, economic, and industry data are analyzed and interpreted to arrive at the worth of a business.

Businesses are benchmarked against similar industries and averages to evaluate the benefits     and the individuality of each company. Herblin is    a member of the Institute of Business Appraisers (IBA).
 

Most of Herblin’s clients seek a business valuation to determine the estimated fair market value of their or their client’s business.  The specific purpose of the business valuation will determine the approach that is necessary for the valuation.  Herblin spends a considerable amount of forethought in determining which of the three approaches of valuing a business best suits the client’s business.

In the majority of the cases in which we are involved, a business valuation is required for one of the following reasons:

	Disruption of business
	Divorce
	Dissenting shareholder action
	Economic loss analysis
	Partner/Shareholder buyouts
	Eminent domain
	Evaluation for potential sale
	Estate Planning