New 2026 tariffs, 10-12.5% global duties, and a 50% Canadian tariff are reshaping valuation work. Learn how to adjust normalized earnings, discount rates, and DLOM for tariff-exposed clients, plus a practical framework for quantifying exposure and documenting assumptions before rates shift again.
In the dynamic world of global trade, tariffs have become a key factor affecting the valuation of businesses involved in mergers and acquisitions (M&A). As business owners, valuation professionals, and financial consultants navigate these complexities, understanding the impact of tariffs is crucial.
