Business Valuation
Business valuation is more than a calculation; it’s a comprehensive analysis that considers financial data, industry conditions, and the unique characteristics of each company. Whether for transactions, disputes, or strategic planning, a well-supported valuation provides the clarity and confidence needed to make informed decisions.
At Brisbane Consulting Group, we deliver valuations that support transparency, informed planning, and financial accuracy. We combine CPA-level expertise, litigation experience to produce reports that are accurate, defensible, and practical. From guiding owners through succession planning to supporting attorneys in court, our team has the experience and perspective to address even the most complex financial matters.
Our Approach
Matrimonial Consulting
Our matrimonial consulting services provide accurate, defensible business valuations for divorce proceedings, ensuring that marital assets are fairly identified, assessed, and divided. Whether you are dealing with a closely held company, a family-owned enterprise, or a professional practice, our experienced valuation specialists work alongside legal counsel to deliver objective analyses that hold up under scrutiny.
Transition Planning
Whether through a sale, a merger, a management buyout, or the passage of ownership to the next generation, every business will eventually face a transition. Our transition planning services integrate rigorous business valuation with strategic foresight, helping owners identify where value resides today and what steps can be taken to maximize it tomorrow.
Corporate and Shareholder Litigation
Business disputes are rarely simple, and when litigation arises, the financial stakes can be substantial. Our corporate and shareholder litigation services provide the rigorous valuation analysis and expert support needed to navigate complex disputes in the business world. Working with counsel, we have experience analyzing shareholder oppression and dissenting shareholder actions, breaches of fiduciary duty, shareholder buyouts, and partnership dissolution.
2026 Changes to SOP 50-10 Will Take Effect in October
What is SOP 50-10? Small Business Administration (SBA) Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) 50-10 memorializes the SBA’s loan origination policies and procedures governing the 7(a) and 504 loan programs. SOP 50-10 is a living document that is revised when the SBA issues new guidance and requirements. Version 8.1 of SOP 50-1 will be effective on October […]
