Regulatory Valuations are required under Companies Act, Income Tax Act, FEMA, SEBI Regulations, Insolvency & Bankruptcy Code, IND-AS (Financial Reporting).

Different regulators in India have prescribed different, and at some places even contradictory, valuation requirements to be applied in specific situations. In addition to applicable laws & regulations, more recently, some regulators have also prescribed valuation to be conducted as per internationally accepted valuation guidelines.

Starters' CFO helps companies to navigate this environment of changing laws and regulations by offering skilled expertise for forming strategy and defending valuation positions by working in closely with Companies’ Board and Management and their tax and legal advisors to provide valuations services required under various laws and regulations.

How much should an investor pay for an interest in your company? It depends on what the company is worth. In order to set a price for an investor to buy into your company, a business valuation must be made.

While value can be set using certain key metrics (e.g., a multiple of earnings), an appraisal may be preferable (e.g., if you’re bringing in investors who are acquiring a substantial interest in the company).