Lynda / Jim Stice, Earl Kay Stice | Duration: 1 h 49 m | Video: H264 1280x720 | Audio: AAC 48 kHz 2ch | 836 MB | Language: English | 2016

Do you know the value of your business? Business valuation is critical when selling a small business, bringing on a partner, seeking additional debt or equity financing, establishing the share valuation in an initial public offering (IPO), or buying another company. In this course, accounting professors Jim and Kay Stice provide an introduction to the most important business valuation methods. They proceed from the valuation of individual assets and liabilities to the valuation of entire businesses. The course includes practice with simple valuation models, such as the use of multiples and price-to-earnings ratios, as well as the more complicated "discounted cash flow" valuation model. The final chapters include a fun and practical examination of the value of one very real business-McDonald's-and some parting words of advice.

Make sure to check out the Stice brothers' other accounting and finance courses to understand the other economic factors that impact your business.

Topics include:

• Using market, cost, and income approaches to business valuation
• Valuing homes
• Valuing companies by multiples
• Using price-to-sales ratios to value companies
• Using discounted cash-flow analysis to estimate value
• Valuing McDonald's as a case study
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