Tools for practice owners
These free calculators work out what your practice is worth, whether it is ready to sell, how much of it depends on you, and when you need to start preparing. Each one runs in your browser and shows its working.
These free calculators work out what your practice is worth, whether it is ready to sell, how much of it depends on you, and when you need to start preparing. Each one runs in your browser and shows its working.
Enter your recurring fees, fee mix, client concentration, hours, team and client tenure to get an indicative value range. Every adjustment to the multiple is shown, and you set the starting multiple.
Open the calculator →Load your client list to get an indicative price, the changes that would add most to it in pounds, and a handover plan timed to your sale date. The list is processed on your own computer.
Analyse my client list →Twelve questions cover owner dependency, documented systems, staff retention, client concentration, financial records and your reason for selling. The result is a score out of 100 and a list of fixes in priority order, with timescales.
Score my practice →Ten questions about how much of the firm rests on you give an effect on your sale price in pounds and the things to fix first, in order. The result carries over to the valuation calculator.
Check my dependency →Choose a target exit month and route, and the planner works back from it to set real dates for every phase. It shows which phases get shortened when time is short, and the point at which to take tax advice.
Plan my timeline →Enter four figures for an instant value range. The full valuation calculator itemises each adjustment.
Get a quick range →This 25-point checklist covers the same ground as the scorecard: what decides your value and how smoothly the sale goes. You can print it and work through it by hand.
Get the checklist →Sixteen guides explain valuation, selling, tax, succession and running a firm, with worked examples. The calculators use the same methods.
Read the guides →Practice Group buys accountancy practices directly, and these are the four questions we work through with owners, usually in this order. What is the practice worth? What will a buyer question? How much of the firm depends on me? How long will it all take, working back from the date I want to leave?
Each tool shows its answer on screen as soon as you finish, and the calculations run in your browser. After the answer, every tool has a box where you can ask us for the result and a written view from a buyer, and that request is confidential.
Every multiple, weighting and preparation time a tool uses is labelled as Practice Group's own assumption, so you can judge it for yourself. Where a tool touches tax, it links to the GOV.UK source and does no tax calculation, because the tax result depends on how the deal is structured and on your personal position.
A Succession Plan starts from your own fee list and accounts. We spend half a day together, and you receive a written plan with a review date.
We email occasional notes on valuation, selling and running a practice. You can unsubscribe whenever you like.