Transactional and Financial Advisory Services

Business valuation is a vital tool in the execution of a successful business plan. Knowing the worth of a business or an owner's interest within a company is calculated provides a more accurate view of the organization's financial position, allowing you to make knowledgeable business determinations. This is especially useful if your company is assessing a merger or acquisition or if a partner intends to sell their stake in the business.

There are many more reasons why a business proprietor may want or need a business valuation. These include reconciling a merger or business sale, considering new shareholders, attempting to resolve partner or other liability disputes, determining shareholder equity, or even marital dissolution. Whatever need the valuation fulfills, it is critical to engage skilled professionals who will take a comprehensive view of all you have invested in your business.

Botwinick & Company, LLC is dedicated to ensuring that your merger with or acquisition of another company goes smoothly. Allowing us to handle the organization and implementation of the financial pieces related to your merger or acquisition minimizes your company's overall risk and guarantees maximum value when combining with, acquiring, or being purchased by another organization. Our ability to navigate ever-changing M&A procedures and regulations will help you utilize the aspects of mergers and acquisitions conducive to your company's growth, to plan for opportunities long before they occur, and to build a repeatable acquisition model through continuous strategic deal-making.

Using accounting and auditing techniques, litigation support quantifies economic damages under existing or pending litigation. Our experienced CPAs gather information efficiently to assist in the calculation and documentation of potential economic losses or damages, serve as strategic advisors on your particular issues, and provide expert testimony when required. We support counsel in analyzing documents, assessing reports presented by other experts, preparing negation reports, and suggesting questions for deposition and cross-examination of witnesses.