We offer four valuation levels. Each level is increasingly more detailed
and more comprehensive. You can pick the level of valuation that fits your
needs.
Level I - The Market Compass
Our Market Compass Report is a more in-depth study of your company based on market transactions of comparable companies in your industry. It is an excellent weather-gauge for smaller companies seeking equity financing or companies trying to determine if the time is right to sell. Further, it can be used as an Indication of Value for other purposes.
Level II - The Value Estimator
The Value Estimator adds to the Market Compass by including more economic,
industry and company information in addition to enhanced valuation calculations.
It can provide the basis for developing a comprehensive capitalization strategy;
determine value for potential M&A targets and other purposes.
Level III - The Certified Valuation
The Certified Valuation is the gold-standard service used to value
your company. We perform an in-depth valuation analysis of your entire
company or a portion
of its assets value. The Valuation Analysis is recommended when negotiating
a sale, performing due diligence on an acquisition, when preparing
a PPM, for litigation
support, estate and other tax related needs.
IRS
Section
409A Valuation
Perlinski & Company assists companies fulfill the requirements of Section
409A of the Internal Revenue Code regarding the valuation of stock options
and other forms of deferred compensation. A rigorous and independent valuation
mitigates
the risk that employees will be responsible for tax penalties related to receiving
undervalued stock options. Furthermore, investors and potential buyers increasingly
want assurances that companies are 409A compliant. Our market knowledge and
experience in valuing diverse businesses makes us the perfect independent appraiser
to assist
you in satisfying these new IRS regulations.
Disclaimer
This information is for general guidance only.
The application and impact of laws can vary widely based on the specific
facts involved. Given the changing nature of laws, rules and regualtions
there may be omissions or inaccuracies in this document. This document is
not a substitute for consultation with professional accounting, tax, legal
or other competent advisors.