Business value encompasses the total worth of a business, considering both tangible and intangible assets. It represents the value above the mere physical assets, including elements such as goodwill and going-concern value.
Understanding the Importance of Going-Concern Value in Assessing a Company's Operating Worth.
Liquidating value refers to the projected price for an asset of a company that is going out of business, such as a real estate holding or office equipment. This value is often distinguished from the going-concern value, which may be higher due to factors such as organization value or goodwill.
