Four worksheets for practice owners, 2026.
Estimate what a practice is worth, what it earns, what a sale leaves after tax, and how ready it is to sell. Results are instant. No email is required. Nothing you enter is stored or sent to us.
Multiples and tax rates come from published sources and are current for 2026. They are listed at the bottom of each sheet. The weighting of the questions is ours.
Practice valuation
Enter fees by service line and four facts about the client base. The sheet returns a value range as a multiple of gross fees, with the effect of each line.
Six fee lines, four questions Open → Worksheet 02Practice earnings
Enter net income and the usual add-backs. The sheet returns seller’s discretionary earnings, adjusted EBITDA, and the value each implies at published multiples.
Eleven lines from the P&L Open → Worksheet 03After-tax proceeds
Enter the price, the payment structure, and the purchase-price allocation. The sheet returns what is left after 2026 federal and California tax, year by year.
The offer, the allocation, filing status Open → Worksheet 04Sale readiness
Answer twelve questions about the practice. The sheet returns a score and a list of the items buyers usually raise, with what changes each one.
Twelve questions, three answers each Open →What the sheets use
Multiples: Accounting Practice Sales, CT Acquisitions, Poe Group Advisors, and BizBuySell sold-deal data. Tax: IRS Rev. Proc. 2025-32 for 2026 and the California 2025 rate schedules. Salaries: Robert Half 2026. Each sheet lists its sources and assumptions.
What they are not
Estimates. Not appraisals, offers, or tax advice. A written indication of value from us uses the actual client list and fee history and takes about two weeks.
Privacy
The calculations run in your browser. No figures are sent to us. We record that a sheet was opened and used, not what was entered.
Questions about a sale
A first call is thirty minutes, confidential, and with a principal. You can also write to [email protected] or reach us through your broker.