Self-Employed Loss of Profits & Corporate Dividend Quantification
Personal Injury Accountant provides expert witness quantification for self-employed claimants, business owners, and directors in UK multi-track personal injury proceedings, with reports prepared to CPR Part 35 standards.
Where business revenue and personal remuneration intertwine, we disentangle, audit, and quantify the true financial impact of an injured entrepreneur's or director's absence.
What This Service Covers
- Forensic reconstructions of lost net profits, dividend extractions, and director remuneration.
- Lost business growth potential, replacement management costs, and diminished goodwill.
- Disentanglement of business revenue from personal remuneration in closely-held companies.
When You Need This
- Self-employed or business owner claimants where injury prevents normal commercial operation.
- Cases requiring assessment of whether the business can survive the owner's absence.
- Disputes over director remuneration versus genuine business profit distributions.
Our Accounting Approach
- Multi-year company performance audit from accounts, tax returns, and management records.
- Macroeconomic industry benchmarking for growth trajectory assessment.
- Replacement resource costing to maintain operational continuity.
- CPR Part 35 compliant report production.
CPR Part 35 & Judicial Alignment
Business loss reports set out company analysis methodology, replacement cost assumptions, and goodwill assessment approach in line with CPR Part 35.
Under CPR Part 35 and Practice Direction 35, the expert's duty is to the court. Reports must state qualifications, instructions, facts, assumptions, methodology, opinion, conclusions, and contain a statement of truth.
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