Guildford

In our latest article from the Disputes, Investigations and Valuations team, we look at undisclosed cash transactions and personal expenditure and their impact on valuation in the context of shareholder and matrimonial disputes.

We are often informed about undisclosed cash transactions or personal spending when undertaking business valuations. It is typical that one party disputes the quantum, existence or relevance of these transactions whilst the other considers that any valuation of the business based on financial statements will be understated as a result.

In this latest insight, Becky French from our Disputes, Investigations & Valuations team details the key questions to be asked at the outset to inform the approach when undertaking a company valuation and how to manage client expectations.

In this latest article from our Disputes, Investigations & Valuations team, Elaine Knopf explains why, when valuing a business, we insist on speaking to the party or parties who run the business and don’t rely solely on historical information in the financial statements.