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How To Determine The Value Of A Small Business 

YoungUpstarts

There are two most common approaches which are used to figure the value of a business. The first is known as “the book value method.” To understand the book value of your business you should subtract the depreciation, the consumption of assets from their initial worth.

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4 Tips for Growing Your Investment Portfolio

The Startup Magazine

Invest in Diversified Stocks Boost the value of your investment portfolio by creating a diverse, balanced, and dynamic stock investment portfolio. Here is a webpage for comparing stocks , stock analytics data, book values, debts, dividends, price performance, profitability, and more to help you get started right away.

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So, what if you run out of money?

Berkonomics

Stress of this type always forces you or senior management to lose focus upon strategic issues and drop into day-to-day tactical mode. Running out of cash denigrates the very value of a business, reducing greatly any bargaining power with suppliers or acquirers.

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5 Financial Concepts Every Startup Founder Should Know

The Startup Magazine

When a company acquires another business, they often pay a lot more than the book value of the company. That’s because the parties that acquire companies look at more than cash value; they look at other less tangible characteristics that make a company worth money. That is a big achievement. venkatarag.

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Financial Planning For A Recession

YoungUpstarts

Another important way to manage cash flows during a recession is by thoroughly reviewing your accounts payable and receivable and getting things back on track. Manage Expenditures. Fire up your HR team and go after high-end employees such as directors and managers. Review Accounts Payable and Receivable. Hire Employees.

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Never run out of money.

Berkonomics

Stress of this type always forces senior management to lose focus upon strategic issues and drop into day-to-day tactical mode. I find it a great thrill to consult to companies and their senior management when they have plenty of “firepower” (extra cash beyond needs) for acquisitions and strategic initiatives.

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How to Increase the Value of Your Small Business Before You Sell

Up and Running

Some of the key features that determine business value include: Financial health—capital structure, cash flow , revenue, and profit. Future financial prospects Owned assets Market value Book value.