Business valuations during divorce proceedings are extremely complex. Whether or not you and your spouse share ownership, it is extremely critical to seek early legal and financial advice to protect your own financial future as well as the future of the business.
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Valuation Perspectives – Fall 2008 Edition
In this edition of Valuation Perspectives, we delve into three of the most pressing and debated issues in modern valuation practice: the impact of subsequent events on valuation conclusions, the use of discounts for controlling interests, and the proper handling of built-in capital gains taxes. These topics, influenced by recent legal and regulatory developments, areContinue reading “Valuation Perspectives – Fall 2008 Edition”
Valuation Perspectives – Fall 2007 Edition
We’re pleased to share the latest issue of Valuation Perspectives, where we explore significant developments shaping the field of business valuation. This edition focuses on the newly released AICPA Statement on Standards for Valuation Services No. 1, a major milestone for CPAs and valuation professionals. You’ll also find case summaries that highlight real-world applications ofContinue reading “Valuation Perspectives – Fall 2007 Edition”
Valuation Perspectives – Summer 2007 Edition
In this edition of Valuation Perspectives, we examine the critical role of credible valuation evidence in litigation. Two headline cases—Gordon Partners v. Blumenthal and AccuWeb v. Foley & Lardner—demonstrate how courts respond when parties fail to present well-supported damages analysis. Additional case studies explore key valuation issues in shareholder disputes, professional malpractice claims, and theContinue reading “Valuation Perspectives – Summer 2007 Edition”
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