Business valuation is a complex field. It requires a deep understanding of finance. We found it appropriate to bring 5 tips to help read a business valuation report. Let's start.

Market value and book value with two definitions of value. What is the difference between them? When will we use each of the definitions? We will read about all of these in the following article.

What is a Forward outlook, and How Can It contribute to the Growth Rate In DCF Model? Let's discuss

EBIT and EBITDA are two measurements of business profitability. Which is More Common for the DCF Model? Let's discuss

Classified Balance Sheet Vs. Unclassified Balance Sheet - Which is Better for Business Valuation? Let's discuss

Who Pays For a Business Valuation? Does the seller or buyer pay for a business valuation? Let's discuss

Can a business valuation report help us estimate the rate of return we are expected to earn from the business? Let's discuss

What is Value without Altman's Z-score any It's essential to include it in a business valuation report. Tamir Levy, Ph.D., the Founder-CEO of Equitest, discusses. 

Have you wondered how an appraisal increase the value of a business simply? Tamir Levy, Ph.D., the Founder-CEO of Equitest, discusses the case of Mid-year discounting vs. End-of-year discounting. 

Have you wondered what the difference is between WORKING CAPITAL and CASHFLOW? The answer is in our blog post.