Business Valuation in Dallas by Specialists
A Little Something About Arrowfish Consulting Arrowfish Consulting emerged out of a shared need to help small and medium-sized businesses safeguard their interests. And with over 200 years of combined expertise, our business appraisers are seasoned at valuating Dallas businesses of all sizes. Our team comprises professionals with hands-on experience at major valuation firms and […]
A Little Something About Arrowfish Consulting
Arrowfish Consulting emerged out of a shared need to help small and medium-sized businesses safeguard their interests. And with over 200 years of combined expertise, our business appraisers are seasoned at valuating Dallas businesses of all sizes.
Our team comprises professionals with hands-on experience at major valuation firms and Fortune 500 companies, all with senior-level skills and successful entrepreneurial backgrounds. This includes PhD Economists, MBA’s, CPA’s, CFE’s, CFA’s, ASA’s, and CIRA’s, making us a national, full-service firm capable of providing diverse expertise in various industries.
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Our Dallas Business Valuation Services Include
Transactions Like Acquisitions & Mergers
- Purchasing or Selling Businesses
- Buying-Sell Agreements
- Management Planning
IRS Reporting & Tax Compliance
- Income Tax
- Gift Tax and Estate Planning
- Family Limited Partnerships (FLPs)
Financial Reporting
- Valuation of Sophisticated Securities
- Purchase Price Allocation
- Goodwill Impairment Testing
- Intangible Assets’ Identification and Valuation
- ESOP or Employee Stock Option Plan Valuation
Restructuring and Bankruptcy
- Lender Support Valuations
- Solvency Analysis
Meet The Brain Behind Arrowfish!
Hello, I am Jeremiah Grant, the Managing Partner at Arrowfish Consulting. I am a licensed Dallas business valuation expert with over two decades in the practice, including at the Big Four.
As a Certified Valuation Analyst (CVA) and aCommercial Lines Coverage Specialist (CLCS), I cover areas such as: commercial damages, breach of contract, business interruption, intellectual property infringement, fraud, wrongful competition, misappropriation of assets, business valuation, insurance claims, and forensic accounting investigations.
My philosophy is very simple: no business should face an economic loss as a result of hostile takeover, partner dispute, employee fraud, and more.
We Offer An Easy 5-step Process To Evaluate Your Business
1
Primary Consultation to Understand Your Needs
You can schedule an initial consultation meeting with us where we can comprehend your needs, walk you through our services, and propose an optimum solution.
2
Engagement Letter and Request for Documents
Herein, our representative will coordinate with you or your company to finalize the engagement letter and seek the required documents for valuation analysis.
3
Preliminary Business Valuation Analysis
Our business appraisal expert will conduct an initial evaluation and provide you with a valuation report with insights into the whole process.
4
Final Analysis and Issue of Deliverables
The appraiser will finish the analysis and prepare a final evaluation report highlighting the findings of the business valuation.
5
Client Briefing
Once the valuation is complete and a report finalized, our team will schedule a call to talk you through the findings and answer all your questions.
Testimonials
Jeremiah’s specialized business insights have significantly improved Business Improvement Group’s capacities.
David Teller
National Procurement Manager at Dyno Nobel
Thank you for the amazing experience I had working with you. I look forward to collaborating with you soon.
Hector L. Sandoval
Attorney at Roven-Kaplan, LLP
Jeremiah’s team is highly efficient in dispute litigations with millions of dollars in question.
Scott Hansen
Partner at Stoel Rives, LLP
Mr Grant’s analysis and testimony are simply top-notch when it comes to expert witness.
Jeff Tillotson
Founder of Tillotson Law
Your dedicated follow-ups ensure we’re on the right track. Thank you for that, Jeremiah.
Claudia Gneiting
Director of Finance & Accounting at American Express
Frequently Asked Questions
Why do you need a business valuation?
A business valuation is useful in multiple situations. You’ll need a valuation for purchase and sale, to determine equitable asset distribution in circumstances like a partner’s death, divorce, disability, and even after natural disasters.
Further, a company valuation is required for settling disputes among partners, IRS compliance, donations, or switching from C-corp to S-corp.
Which documents do you need for a Dallas business appraisal?
The appraiser may ask for the following documents at the time of company valuation:
- The balance sheets and tax returns for the past five years.
- The balance sheets of the present year and interim P&L statements.
- Copy of forecasts and upcoming projects.
- The valuators might also seek information about the goods and services offered, assets and liabilities, etc.
What business valuation methods can you opt for?
Mainly there are three methods or approaches to business evaluation, namely:
- Asset-based approach (calculates the value of your company’s total assets).
- Market value approach (calculates what buyer might pay for your business in present-day situations).
- Earnings approach (calculates the value of past, present, and potential future earnings).
How long will it take to evaluate your company
It can take up to two weeks to conduct an in-depth company valuation.
Should you pay for a business valuation report or go for free sources?
A business evaluation is a critical exercise to factually establish the real worth of your company. And answering a few questions online on free sources will never equip you with reliable information for the same.
Can company valuation throw up multiple values?
Yes, there can be multiple results when you value your company over a period of time.
What qualifications should you look for in a business appraiser?
You should look for experts with designations like Accredited Senior Appraiser (ASA) or Certified Company Appraiser (CCA).
Also, you can also go for people with credentials like Accredited in Business Valuation (ABV) or Certified Valuation Analyst (CVA).
Is the date of estimation important?
Yes, it is.
A business valuation is all about approximation of the value of your business on a certain date. So, although the value of your company is influenced by various factors, a valuation is taken into account only as of the date it was finalized.
What makes Dallas special for businesses?
Dallas, a thriving hub, beckons businesses with its unique blend of opportunities and a dynamic economic landscape.
The city’s appeal lies in its favorable tax policies and strategic location, attracting major players like AT&T, ExxonMobil, Southwest Airlines, and recently, Tesla. Beyond corporate giants, Dallas boasts a diverse economy spanning technology, healthcare, finance, and more.
Dallas’s visionary urban development projects and a robust infrastructure promise a bright future. With a rich cultural scene, a skilled workforce, and a cost-friendly ecosystem, businesses in Dallas enjoy a perfect blend of innovation, growth, and quality of life.