[YWCS]

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[Tosh]

It really depends on the quality of work!  I mean this is a bit like asking:

How much do you want for your car?

£100
£1000
£10000
£100000
etc

It depends on what the car is like!  I mean if the work was top quality, say £50 an hour, easy to do, hassle free and compact; then that's a lot better than £15 an hour, difficult to do, and lots of hassle.

I've only sold work once, but I sold it at 3x the monthly value since it was low quality.  It was either that or give it away.

[Ian Lancaster]

As was pointed out at some length on the other thread, it's the PROFIT not the turnover that's important.

A good, well established business with all systems in place for record keeping, marketing etc should be worth 1.5 to 2.5 times the annual net profit.

[ian1972]

selling it as a full business as in van gear addvertising the full monty is differant than selling a round or imo it is,

[wizard]

I am very pleased to see how that valuation post have influenced all of us on here it was one of the best subjects that moved our industry forward and made us all think more, we are moving towards professionalism.

[martindrz400]

for the sought of work ive got easily 10x but will defo no be selling work