BizNexus Roundup

Understanding Add-Backs When Selling a Business

BizNexus Episode 37

This blog post from Business Appraisal FL|GA|HI explains "add-backs" in business valuations. Add-backs are adjustments made to a company's earnings (EBITDA) to reflect expenses a new owner wouldn't incur, like owner's personal expenses or non-recurring costs. 

The article details various types of add-backs, their impact on valuation, and best practices for their use. It emphasizes that accurate add-backs are crucial for increasing a business's sale price but cautions against misrepresenting profits. The firm offers its services in business appraisal and valuation, assisting business owners in preparing for a sale.

Check out the full story here:

https://businessappraisalflorida.com/blog/understanding-add-backs-when-selling-a-business/

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