Charlotte Business Valuation Services

Peridot Valuation provides thoughtful business appraisals for owners, advisors, estates, ESOPs, tax filings, and transaction decisions. Led by credentialed valuator Jack Schroeder, the firm helps clarify value drivers, identify risks, and prepare defensible analyses for closely held companies. Whether you are planning a sale, transferring ownership, or meeting IRS requirements, receive focused valuation support tailored to your circumstances.

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Our Business Valuation Services

Specialized valuation support for ownership transfers, tax matters, ESOPs, estates, and business planning decisions.

Business Appraisal

Receive an independent appraisal designed to clarify what a closely held business may be worth, including relevant value drivers, risks, ownership interests, and transaction considerations.

ESOP Valuation

Peridot Valuation supports ESOP-related valuation needs, including analysis of controlling and minority interests and the practical requirements surrounding employee stock ownership plans.

Succession Valuation

Family business succession and ownership transfer valuations help owners and advisors assess business interests when planning transfers, buyouts, or changes in family ownership.

Estate Tax Valuation

Estate tax valuations support executors, trustees, heirs, and advisors who need a defensible value for a private business interest connected with estate administration.

Gift Tax Valuation

Gift tax valuation services help establish supportable values for business interests transferred to heirs, trusts, or other recipients for tax reporting purposes.

IRS Form Valuations

Peridot Valuation prepares valuation work associated with forms such as Form 706, Form 709, Form 8283, and Form 5500 when business interests require documented support.

Defensible Business Insight

Clear Valuation Guidance For Important Decisions

A business valuation can help owners understand value drivers, recognize risks buyers may see, and make better-informed decisions before a sale or ownership transfer. Peridot Valuation also supports IRS and judicial purposes involving estates, gifts, divorce, and related matters. With experience valuing controlling and minority interests in closely held companies, Jack Schroeder delivers focused analysis for owners and professional advisors.

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The Peridot Difference

Why Choose Peridot Valuation?

Specialized expertise and practical guidance for closely held business valuation needs.

Credentialed Expertise

Jack Schroeder holds CVA and M&AMI credentials and is recognized by NACVA and M&A Source.

Proven Experience

Jack has prepared more than 80 business valuations involving controlling and minority interests.

Practical Insight

Experience valuing and transacting closely held companies supports analysis grounded in real business decisions.

Focused Service

Peridot Valuation emphasizes high-quality work, affordable pricing, and fast turnaround for clients.

Meet The Valuation Team

Get focused guidance from Peridot Valuation’s owner and valuator.

Portrait of Jack Schroeder, Owner and Valuator at Peridot Valuation

Jack Schroeder

Owner and Valuator

Jack Schroeder is the owner and valuator at Peridot Valuation, a business valuation firm serving clients across the United States. He has prepared more than 80 business valuations, with extensive experience valuing both controlling and minority interests for ESOPs, divorce settlements, estate planning, and transaction analysis. Jack also brings hands-on experience valuing and transacting closely held companies, giving him a practical understanding of what drives value and risk in a business sale. He holds credentials as a Certified Valuation Analyst (CVA) and Mergers and Acquisitions Master Intermediary (M&AMI), and is recognized by the National Association of Certified Valuators and Analysts (NACVA) and M&A Source. Jack earned his BS in Business Administration, with a minor in Applied Analytics, from the University of Southern California. He is committed to delivering high-quality, affordable valuations with fast turnaround for every client he serves.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I value what my business is worth?

A business valuation typically considers the company’s financial performance, assets, liabilities, ownership interest, industry and transaction context, along with risks and value drivers. The appropriate analysis depends on the purpose, such as a sale, succession plan, gift, estate, divorce, ESOP, or tax filing. A qualified valuator reviews relevant records and prepares an analysis suited to that purpose.

Who can perform a business valuation?

Why might I need a formal business valuation?

What information is needed for a valuation?

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Do you provide valuations for estate and gift tax matters?

Can a valuation support an ESOP?

Can a valuation help prepare my business for sale?

Still Have Valuation Questions?

Talk with Peridot Valuation about your business, tax, estate, or transaction needs.

Credentials & Recognition

Awards and Recognition

National Association of Certified Valuators and Analysts credential

NACVA Credentialed

Credentialed by the National Association of Certified Valuators and Analysts.

M&A Source credential

M&A Source Credentialed

Credentialed by M&A Source.

Certified Valuation Analyst certification

Certified Valuation Analyst

Professional certification held by Jack Schroeder.

Mergers and Acquisitions Master Intermediary certification

Mergers and Acquisitions Master Intermediary

Professional certification held by Jack Schroeder.

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