There are end-number of situation where a company might need to conduct Business Valuation with assistance from Registered Valuers. It might be for measuring value of security, financial assets, equity, etc. or the business valuation as a whole. Also, there are instances where companies need to conduct valuation under the Companies Act, 2013. Business Valuation under the Companies Act, 2013 can be undertaken only by the Registered Valuers. Let’s understand the some of the important reasons of appointing Registered Valuers.
Benefits of appointing Registered Valuer for Business Valuation
There are a number of benefits to appointing a registered valuer, including:
- Ensuring that the valuation is conducted by a professional who is accredited and regulated by a government body.
- Obtaining an independent and objective opinion on the value of an asset.
- Having a valuation report that can be used for a variety of purposes, such as negotiating a sale price, establishing employee stock ownership plans, or getting a business loan.
- Assessing the potential value of a potential business acquisition target.
- Developing a strategic plan for your business by providing insights into the company's strengths and weaknesses.
- Determining the correct value of assets for tax purposes.
- Resolving disputes between business partners by providing an objective third-party opinion on the value of the company.
India has a well-developed system for the registration and regulation of valuers. The process for appointing a registered valuer is relatively simple and straightforward. Above were some of benefits of why registered valuers is essential for Business Valuation. As per company Act 2013, only registered valuers with necessary experience and skills are authorized to conduct business valuations for all types of companies. If you require any assistance for the valuation of the company, any assets, liabilities or securities, then feel free to contact the ASC Group.
