# Goodwill and eviction compensation

> Business (goodwill) valuation and eviction compensation by a valuer who also values the property and the lease: sale, handover, eviction, litigation.

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Speciality

## Your business valued by a valuer who also knows the property and the lease

A business (goodwill) cannot be valued on its own: it depends on the lease that carries it and on the property that houses it. Because we also value retail premises, their market rent, and hotels, both property and business, we read your case as a whole, to establish the value of your business, that of your lease (droit au bail) or the amount of eviction compensation (indemnité d’éviction).

- Property market value of the premises, vacant or let
- Lease market rent and lease renewal
- Business business value and eviction compensation
- Court-registered expert, Chambéry Court of Appeal

## A value based on the actual market for businesses

- Trade rules of thumb applied to turnover

- Profitability approach and EBITDA approach

- Comparison with sales of businesses in the same trade

- Eviction compensation: business value, reinvestment costs (frais de remploi), trading disruption

- Relocation compensation where the business can be transferred

## The data we cross-check for you

- Business sales published in the BODACC, with their price

- Annual accounts filed by companies

- Comparable business sales by activity code (NAF)

- Shops located in the neighbourhood

- Market rent, the basis for valuing the lease

## Our services for retailers, business owners and their advisers

- Sale or acquisition of a business
- Business handover
- Eviction compensation
- Relocation compensation
- Value of the lease (droit au bail)
- Commercial litigation
- Transfer of assets to a company

### How is eviction compensation calculated?

When the landlord refuses to renew the commercial lease without serious grounds, the compensation in principle comprises the value of the business (goodwill), or that of the lease (droit au bail) if the business can be transferred, plus reinvestment costs (frais de remploi), trading disruption and removal costs. We quantify each item.

### What references do you use to value a business?

Sales actually published in the BODACC for comparable activities, cross-checked against company accounts, and trade rules of thumb.