North Carolina Business Valuation, and Forensic Accounting Services
You are definitely in the right place if you are looking for a Raleigh, North Carolina business valuation resource. BizValue, LTD. is an affiliate of the National Business Valuation Group, and this is a very powerful connection that allows us to provide extraordinary service to our clients here in Wake County. With more than 20 offices spread around the country, this substantial network has some extraordinary resources, and they are all at our disposal
Raleigh is one of the business hubs of the southeastern United States as part of the vibrant Research Triangle area. In addition to the business and career opportunities that abound, it offers residents many other benefits. North Carolina State University sits within the city limits, and Duke University is nearby as well, and there are fantastic event centers like the Duke Energy Center for the Performing Parks.
If you are selling a business, you are naturally going to want to know what it’s worth, and we are often engaged to provide business valuations for Raleigh, NC sellers. Shareholders often enter into buy sell agreements to prepare for succession, and this is another reason why business valuation may be necessary.
Divorce negotiations can involve businesses, so we can be called in to address these scenarios, and business valuation can be part of the estate planning process. These are a few of the underlying situations that can exist, but there are many others, and we have seen them all.
Regardless of the underlying reason for the Raleigh, North Carolina business valuation, you can rest assured that we have the experience and expertise that it takes to exceed your expectations.
Forensic Accounting in Raleigh, North Carolina
Forensic accounting is another area of specialization for our accounting and business consultancy firm. This type of accounting centers around cases that are going to go through litigation or another type of dispute process. Forensic accounting can focus on the calculation of economic damages, bankruptcy and reorganization matters, crimes like tax fraud, money laundering, and securities fraud, and post-acquisition disputes.
