Business Valuation Services
Important Notice Brian DiBella has left the firm. Gary Gomola and all of the other staff
members We are now located at 213 Court Street,
Suite 204, Middletown CT 06457 Types Of Business Valuation Services Business Valuations are a necessary or desirable service in many situations of need or adversity, and include the following:
Standards and Benefits of Service A qualified Estimate of Fair Market Value. Book values reflected on financial statements are usually vastly different than the true market value. Professional Valuation. Using our services will give you the confidence that the report is thorough and complies with accepted standards of practice. Confidentiality and Integrity. As CPAs and CVAs, we are bound by legal and professional ethical standards. Reduce Litigation Exposure. A complete and understandable report reduces questions and ambiguities. Internal Revenue Service. We perform valuations for estate and gift tax purposes in accordance with published Revenue Rulings, reducing audit risk. The Valuation Process 
Establishing an accurate value of a business involves many different approaches and methods which must be selectively matched to the enterprise being valued. The analysis includes sophisticated mathematical calculations, ratio analysis, industry comparisons, economic and market analysis, and relative risk assessment. Our valuation methods include, but are not limited to, capitalizations of earnings and excess earnings, discounted cash flows, and adjusted book values. We will consider applicable minority interest, control and marketability discounts. This will insure that the value is not overstated, particularly for estate and gift tax filings. We will work closely with your attorney and other professional advisors who may be involved. The CVA education and testing process includes training in expert witness procedures and techniques. We have the credentials to be involved in the litigation process from deposition to trial. Certified Valuation Analyst
The Certified Valuation Analyst (CVA) is an elite designation for Certified Public Accountants (CPAs). Gary R. Gomola is a CPA and CVA, making him particularly qualified to provide valuation services. In addition to his background in tax, auditing, financial analysis, and accounting for small businesses, specialized knowledge gained during the CVA certification process has prepared him for the intricate complexities of the business valuation process. To become a CVA, the professional must hold a state license as a CPA, receive comprehensive training, and pass a rigorous examination. To maintain the designation, continued professional education must be completed on an annual basis.
Qualifications and Experience Follow the links for a detailed resume of Gary R. Gomola, CPA, CVA and firm information on Gomola & DiBella, LLP. Read the June 2000 cover article in the Practical Accountant on business valuations featuring comments by Gary Gomola. The National Association of Certified Valuation Analysts
The Association maintains standards of ethical and professional practice; promotes the advancement of Business Valuations as an art and science; advances and supports professional development and education; and, encourages working relationships with other professional organizations. Being a member of NACVA is a statement to the legal, professional and business community that we aspire to the high standards and ideals of the Association. Home | About Us | Our Staff | Newsletters | Links |
