Outsourced Business Valuations
There are going to be many times throughout your accounting career when you run across the opportunity to work with one of your clients or prospective clients regarding the value of their business.
The challenge is that if you're doing LESS THAN 6 business valuations a year as a part of your accounting or CPA practice, you're probably losing money on them.
Why?
Because it's cost prohibitive to go out and buy all the comparative databases you need ever year to stay current along with the software and subscription costs.
That doesn't even take into account the time you really need to research and invest, just to recognize the new changes in methodology that occur.
By outsourcing your Business valuations you allow your clients to work directly through you, so they don't need to find a business valuation expert on their own.
You end up solving your client's problem and making $800 to $1,200 for a few hours of work.
CPASiteSolutions has teamed up with Patton Buisness Valuations to make this all possible.
Here's how it works...
- Contact Patton to find out how much to charge for the valuation. Let them know the industry, why the valuation is needed, and the size of the company.
- Patton prepares and sends an engagement letter to your client from Patton Buisness Valuations. Your client signs it and sends it back with payment. This takes the risk and conflict of interest out of your hands and off your E&O Insurance.
- You and your client complete the Patton Valuations' input forms and email them to Patton.
- Patton completes the valuation and emails a copy of it to you for review before Patton issues the report to your client.
- You get paid. It's that simple.
You'll find Patton's pricing very competitive at just $2,400 for a Divorce valuation, $3,000 for a Buy/Sell valuation, and $3,600 for an Estate valuation.
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