Business Finance Resources & Blog
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Here at McEntire Advisory, we provide business finance resources because we value education. As a business owner, you wear a lot of hats. You’re responsible for employees, client management, finances and more! Your time is valuable and limited.
We dedicate ourselves to providing you with the financial support you need before, during, and after you work with us.
This page is dedicated to giving you the tricks of the trade, answering frequently asked questions and providing you easy access to important links.
Note: While we pull from our experience to provide you with these business finance resources, these should be seen for strictly educational purposes and not customized financial support. We recommend that you speak with us about what it looks like to hire a financial advisor if you need support for your business.
Our Blog
Corporate Valuation 101: Understanding Assets, Liabilities, and Market Conditions
When the stakes are high—in a sale, dispute, or restructuring—accurately valuing a business is essential. Yet many business owners and attorneys find themselves asking: what exactly goes into a corporate valuation? At McEntire Advisory, we specialize in complex financial analysis that delivers clarity when it matters most. In this guide,
What Exactly Does a Forensic Accountant Do?
By AI Advisor In high-stakes legal and financial situations, clear answers are critical. That’s where a forensic accountant comes in. Whether you’re an attorney preparing for litigation or a business owner navigating financial uncertainty, understanding what a forensic accountant does can be the key to making smart, defensible decisions. At
Receiverships in Oklahoma: A Guide for Business Owners and Lenders
By AI Advisor This article was generated with the assistance of artificial intelligence (AI). While reviewed for accuracy and clarity by McEntire Advisory, it should be considered general information and not personalized advice. When a business faces financial distress, litigation, or operational mismanagement, the court may appoint a neutral third
Mergers and Acquisitions Valuation: Getting It Right in High-Stakes Deals
By AI Advisor This article was generated with the assistance of artificial intelligence (AI). While reviewed for accuracy and clarity by McEntire Advisory, it should be considered general information and not personalized advice. A mergers and acquisitions valuation is one of the most important steps in any business transaction. Whether
Financial Dispute Resolution: The Role of Forensic Accounting and Valuation Support
Financial Dispute Resolution: The Role of Forensic Accounting and Valuation Support Financial dispute resolution is where legal strategy and financial clarity intersect. In disputes involving business ownership, income distribution, or economic loss, the outcome often depends on the quality of the financial evidence presented. These matters can range from shareholder
Why SBA Loans and Business Acquisitions Require a Qualified Appraiser
Why SBA Loans and Business Acquisitions Require a Qualified Appraiser When lenders or legal teams ask for a business valuation, they’re not just looking for a number — they’re looking for assurance that the number came from a qualified appraiser. For SBA loans, internal buyouts, or formal acquisitions, valuation isn’t
Helpful Links
Navigating major financial decisions, whether you’re preparing to sell, resolving a dispute, or planning for the future, requires clarity and confidence. The following links are curated to help you face high-stakes moments. You’ll find financial support, valuation insights, and expert guidance to help you move forward with precision and peace of mind.
Court and Legal Reference Links
Financial & Valuation Tools
Bankruptcy & Restructuring Resources
Frequently Asked Questions
1. What types of cases or situations does McEntire Advisory specialize in?
We specialize in complex financial situations that require clarity, precision, and credibility. Our core services include forensic accounting, business valuations (for litigation and non-litigation), expert witness testimony, economic damages assessments, bankruptcy/CRO advisory, and receivership support. Clients turn to us for financial support when the stakes are high and the margin for error is slim.
2. How is a forensic accountant different from a traditional CPA?
A traditional CPA focuses on tax preparation, audits, or general accounting. A forensic accountant, like those at McEntire Advisory, is trained to investigate, analyze, and interpret complex financial data, often in the context of legal disputes. Our work is designed to hold up in court and withstand scrutiny from attorneys, judges, and regulators.
3. When should I get a business valuation?
Business valuations are essential during ownership transitions, shareholder disputes, estate and gift planning, divorce proceedings, or when preparing to sell or buy a business. If you’re facing any major financial decision involving ownership or equity, a professional valuation can help you move forward with confidence.
4. How do you determine the value of a business?
We apply industry-standard methods such as the income approach, market approach, and asset-based approach. Our process is tailored to each business and situation, ensuring that the valuation is not only accurate—but also defensible in court or during negotiations.
5. What role does a forensic accountant play in litigation?
In litigation, our forensic accountants provide objective, detailed financial analysis. We investigate allegations of fraud, calculate damages, trace assets, and reconstruct financial records. Our goal is to equip attorneys and courts with clear, credible data that supports legal strategy.
6. Can McEntire Advisory testify in court as expert witnesses?
Yes. Our team includes credentialed professionals who are qualified to serve as witnesses in court. We deliver testimony that is grounded in facts, supported by documentation, and clearly explained — so that judges and juries can make informed decisions.
7. What is a receivership, and when is it used?
A receivership is a legal remedy used by courts or lenders to take control of distressed or mismanaged assets. McEntire Advisory is appointed as a neutral third party (the receiver) to preserve, manage, and potentially liquidate assets to protect value and ensure compliance.
8. How does McEntire Advisory assist in bankruptcy cases?
We serve as financial advisors or Chief Restructuring Officers (CROs) in Chapter 11 bankruptcies. Our role includes evaluating the debtor’s financial position, supporting reorganization efforts, and helping creditors assess recovery options. We provide clarity and structure during a high-pressure process.
9. How long does a typical engagement take?
While timelines vary depending on scope and complexity. We’ll communicate timelines with you as needed.. We pride ourselves on meeting deadlines, especially when court dates or settlements depend on it.
10. What should I expect when working with your team?
You can expect responsive communication, clear timelines, and meticulous attention to detail. From our first conversation to the final deliverable, we prioritize transparency, professionalism, and results. Every engagement is handled with discretion, accuracy, and care.
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