Your company is part of your net worth. It should be in the number.
Property, pensions, investments, the mortgage, and what your limited company is actually worth, in one total you can trace back to its parts.
Property at an updated valuation, pensions, investments, vehicles and the debts against them.
For a director, the largest asset is often the company. Leaving it out gives you a number that is wrong in the way that matters most.
Every component can be opened. If you disagree with a valuation you can change it, and the total tells you what changed.
How we value a company you own.
There is no single correct answer, so Financial IQ shows its method rather than presenting a figure as fact: net assets from your own books, with the option to override. An estimate you understand is worth more than a confident number you cannot check.
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