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V1 - Not in use from 5/9/24 - Business Pricing Tool

Discover the Value of Your Business

Get an accurate range for what your business could sell for, tailored to your unique situation.

2. What option best describes your situation? 
3. What was your approximate total earnings for last financial year (this includes any payroll payments to yourself, net profit and any other addbacks)? 

Your net profit on your profit and loss account isn't always a true indication of the full earnings your business buyer would receive. 

This is why we look to adjust for any reasonable "add backs", literally adding the back to your profit to create your adjusted net profit. 

Some examples of common add backs are depreciation, wages being paid to owners, legal fees, personal vehicles.