Business net estate calculator

Deduct the business's debts and liabilities from its cash, bank balances, stock, receivables, equipment and other assets to get the net value — then see the deceased's share according to their ownership percentage.

ⓘ Read before you calculate

This is a business valuation worksheet. Enter only the assets and liabilities that actually belong to the business. Keep the deceased's personal assets/debts separate so the same amount is not counted twice.

1. Deceased's ownership percentage

Keep 100% for sole ownership. For a partnership or other joint ownership, enter the verified share.

Ownership percentage (%)

Business name (optional)

2. Business assets

Enter each asset in a separate row. Use the market/recoverable value as realistically as you know it.

Asset name Value

3. Business liabilities

Enter supplier payables, business loans, staff dues or other confirmed business liabilities separately.

Liability name Amount

4. Adjustment Optional

If the business valuation has a verified adjustment that does not fit in the rows above, enter it here. A positive amount increases the value; a negative amount reduces it.

Adjustment name

Adjustment (Tk)

If goodwill or an estimated value is not certain, it is safest to keep 0.

Business net value

Arithmetic result

Deceased's estimated business share Tk 0

Total business assetsTk 0

Total business liabilitiesTk 0

AdjustmentTk 0

Business net valueTk 0

Ownership percentage100%

Deceased's shareTk 0

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Your input: —

What this result means: The net business value is found by deducting the listed liabilities from the listed business assets and adding/deducting your adjustment; the deceased's ownership percentage is then applied.

Needs checking: Check the actual value/legal position of stock, receivables, equipment, goodwill, partnership capital, securities and business liabilities against the documents.