Eton is a leading business valuation services provider. We specialize in robust, audit-defensible valuations tailored to your specific valuation needs.
We’ve provided business valuations for Utah companies, VC/PE firms, legal teams, accountants & high-net-worth individuals for over 20 years now.
Here’s a quick overview of our services:
Assess target companies, divisions, or assets to help determine appropriate bidding prices, negotiation strategies, and optimal structures while identifying potential risks and synergies.
Perform fair value assessments of tangible and intangible assets acquired in a business combination, ensuring compliance with financial reporting standards.
Appraise intellectual property assets, such as patents, trademarks, copyrights, licenses, and customer lists, which are critical components of many M&A transactions.
Evaluate the sustainability and quality of a target company's earnings, providing insights into its financial health and potential for future growth.
Assist clients in conducting annual goodwill impairment tests to determine if any write-downs are required, adhering to relevant accounting standards.
Amid volatile markets, potential conflicts of interest, and regulatory changes, our seasoned professionals offer specialized expertise in financial reporting compliance, risk management, and asset valuation.
Eton provides a range of business valuation services for small businesses, family offices, and private equity firms in Utah. We’re a boutique firm, focused on excellent customer service and deep expert advice. View all our business valuation services here.
When conducting business valuations in Utah we consider several local factors that can influence the process.
State Tax Climate: Utah has a relatively favorable tax climate for businesses, including a flat corporate income tax rate. The specific tax obligations of a business can affect its cash flows and net income, which are critical components of most valuation models.
Economic Environment: The overall economic health of Utah, including growth rates, unemployment rates, and industry presence, can influence business valuations. Utah’s economy has diverse sectors such as technology, mining, tourism, and agriculture, each with its own growth prospects and risks.
Local Market Conditions: The demand for certain products or services in Utah, market saturation, and competition levels can affect a business’s profitability and growth potential. For example, a business operating in a high-growth sector like technology in the Silicon Slopes area may be valued differently than businesses in more stable or saturated markets.
Regulatory Environment: Utah’s regulations regarding business operations, environmental compliance, labor laws, and industry-specific regulations can impact operational costs and legal risks for businesses. Compliance with local regulations is a factor that must be accounted for in the valuation process.
There are many more potentially impactful parts of Utah for business valuations. Reach out to us to discuss it further.