Hi
I am currently a self-employed freelancer, registered for VAT.
I have recently been offered a full-time permanent position at a private limited company.
Their offer comprises a basic salary and also an equity option. This is the option to 'buy' shares at (they say) a discounted rate.
How do I value the real benefit of the equity portion of their offer?
Any help greatly appreciated.
Niceguy.
Company Valuation / Equity
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Company Valuation / Equity
by Niceguy_London on Mon Jul 05, 2010 7:10 pm
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Re: Company Valuation / Equity
by tom 7000 on Wed Jul 07, 2010 4:19 pm
lots of different ways to do this none right none wrong...
Heres one way..
get the company balance sheet
Take the number at the bottom multiply by three
take the number and divide it by the number of shares plus options
Thats what the option is worth
Tom
Heres one way..
get the company balance sheet
Take the number at the bottom multiply by three
take the number and divide it by the number of shares plus options
Thats what the option is worth
Tom
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