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Business Valuation solution for business transaction professionals
About ValuTrax
Exclusively created for business transaction professionals by business transaction professionals, ValuTrax™ utilizes a variety of traditional business brokerage valuation methods including market methods, buyer’s test method and multiple of discretionary earnings methods. The Market Data Method based on transactions of businesses in the same industry/SIC code or industry rules of thumb is the most direct method of valuing privately held companies. The Market Data Method is used by both appraisers and brokers. This method uses multiples observed in the sale of similar assets in the market. While the valuation methods used in ValuTrax™ are accepted by the valuation community, business brokers and other professionals who routinely set listing/selling prices for businesses are not required to meet the same standards as formal appraisal practices. ValuTrax™ is intended for use by such professionals.
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