Here's how business valuations work and how to calculate the economic value of your company. [Read more: 3 Things to Consider When Selling a Business During a Pandemic] ...

The valuation of your business depends almost entirely on how much money you make. And how much money the company will likely make in the future. Every buyer wants to know how much profit they can ...

Equity is the value of your business that is calculated by deducting liabilities from assets, and it's typically the most common way to evaluate a company's financial stability. — Getty Images ...

If the company has assets worth $3.5 million and debts of $2.1 million , the book value of the company is $1.4 million. This approach may diverge from the valuation using the stock price method.

The interactive Startup Valuation Calculator complements EquityNet's first free crowdfunding tool, the Startup Risk Calculator, which the company released earlier in Q4 2012.

A small-business valuation calculates a company’s total worth based on assets, earnings, industry and liabilities. It’s important for sellers and buyers.

The liquidation value of a company represents the total value of its assets if the company were to go out of business and liquidate its assets to pay off debts. For investors, understanding a ...

Discount the value of the company according to its expenses. These expenses include advertising, hosting fees, merchant fees, bank fees and administrative expenses.

Step 1To calculate an individual's shareholder value, we start by subtracting a company's preferred dividends from its net income. Preferred dividends are dividends paid to holders of preferred stock.