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Horsely & Associates Inc.
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Horsley & Associates Inc. was founded by Bruce Horsley 20 years ago. Company specialize in consulting related to the sale and valuation of mid-sized, privately-held businesses. Company prepare business valuation reports for family law and income tax planning purposes, prepare income for support reports for family law files including Collaborative Law assignments, prepare Limited Critique reports to assess the merits of another valuators report. Company is providing business valuation and litigation support services, prepare credible business valuation reports in simple to complex circumstances, assist with family succession planning related to the transfer of business ownership. A business valuation report explains how we arrived at our estimate of a business’ fair market value. Our reports are prepared in accordance with the professional standards of the Canadian Institute of Chartered Business Valuators. Chartered Business Valuators (CBV) are recognized as Canada’s experts in business valuation. Company works in the areas of: Business Valuations (CBV) Forensic and Investigative Accounting (CFF, CFI, CFE) Accounting (CPA, CA) Certified Exit Planning Advisor (CEPA) Certified Value Builder Services: Chartered Business Valuator knowledge, accounting investigation knowledge (CFF), accounting knowledge (CPA, CA) and growing business value knowledge (Certified Value Builder). Company provide an initial, no-obligation consultation to understand circumstances and needs, and to explain how business would be valued.

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