Business Valuation
Know Your Business’ Market Value. Protect Its Future.
Whether you’re planning for succession, facing a legal dispute, or preparing for a sale, our expert valuation services give you clarity and confidence.
Knowing The Value Matters
The value of your business isn’t just a number — it’s the foundation for many of your most important decisions. A professional valuation goes beyond estimates or generic formulas. It provides a defensible, objective analysis rooted in financial performance, industry data, and accepted valuation standards.
Our Services
KPM’s valuation team offers a full range of valuation services for businesses of all sizes. Learn more about the services below.
Gift & Estate Valuations
Support for estate planning, wealth transfer, and IRS compliance.
409A Valuations
Accurate valuations for stock options and deferred compensation plans.
Strategic Planning Valuations
Insight into business worth for growth, expansion, or financing decisions.
Litigation Support Valuations
Independent valuations and expert testimony for divorce, shareholder disputes, and estate litigation.
Mergers & Acquisitions Valuations
Support buyers and sellers to help ensure fair pricing and deal structuring.
ESOP Valuations
Objective valuations for employee stock ownership plans.
Financial Reporting Valuations
Valuations that withstand scrutiny from auditors and regulators.
Our Credentials
Accredited in Business Valuation® (ABV®) Professionals
Certified Valuation Analyst (CVA) Credential
Member of National Association of Certified Valuators and Analysts (NACVA)
Members of PrimeGlobal’s Forensic & Valuation Group
With a professional valuation
- Gain clarity
- Reduce disputes
- Protect your business’ long-term interests
- Make confident decisions
What owners risk without a
professional valuation
With a professional valuation, you gain clarity, reduce disputes, and protect your business’ long-term interests.
- Setting buy-sell agreements that are unfair or unenforceable
- Transitioning leadership without protecting legacy or financial security
- Mispricing mergers, acquisitions, or divestitures
- Leaving heirs or beneficiaries with tax or estate complications
- Facing disputes or litigation without credible financial support