Fixed steps, a fixed lead time.
One method, one file structure, one timeline.
Four weeks from a complete file to the draft report.
The lead time is four weeks from a complete file to the draft report, plus the time you take to review it. The price depends on the company and is fixed in writing before work starts. No hourly billing is added afterwards.
The steps
- 01 · First call
- Half an hour on how the company runs, who the shareholders are and where the value sits. After that you know whether a report changes anything for you.
- 02 · Fixed price
- You receive the price and the date in writing. Both are fixed before we start.
- 03 · File
- Three things: the general ledgers for 2023, 2024 and 2025, the business plan or budget, and a short half-hour call. Once everything is in, the four-week window starts.
- 04 · Valuation
- One method, documented: a substantiated valuation, cross-checked against multiples from comparable transactions.
- 05 · Draft report
- You review it, we discuss your comments, and we correct any figures or wording that are wrong.
- 06 · Signature
- The professional signs, with name, title and membership number. The report and the method annex go into your file.
What drives the price
The price follows from the company: the number of activities, the size of the balance sheet, the number of shareholders, and whether property or participations are involved. That differs per file, so there is no amount on this page.
What is fixed: you get the price before we start, in writing, with the date the draft report will be ready.
What the report contains
The report names the company, the reference date 31.12.2025 and the article of law. Then come the valuation, the signature page with membership number, and the method annex.
That annex is not negotiable. The report will be opened years later by people who were not there: the method, the inputs, the sources and the judgements are set out in plain language.
Common questions
What do you need from me?
The general ledgers for 2023, 2024 and 2025, the business plan or budget, and a short half-hour call. Once everything is in, the four-week window starts.
Can the price rise afterwards?
No. You receive the price and the date in writing before we start, and no hourly billing is added afterwards.
Which method do you use?
A substantiated valuation, cross-checked against multiples from comparable transactions. The statutory formula sits next to the outcome, so the difference is explicit in the file.
Can I review the report before it is signed?
Yes. You receive a draft report, we discuss your comments, and any figures or wording that are wrong are corrected before signing.
Ask for your price
Send us the company and the shareholding structure. You get the price and the date in writing.
This information is general. It does not take your specific situation into account and is not tax advice.