Business valuation disputes rarely come down to arithmetic. The real differences often involve assumptions: the appropriate standard and level of value, normalization adjustments, control and marketability, future expectations, and the valuation date. Understanding where—and why—valuation conclusions diverge can help attorneys better evaluate both the financial issues and the expert opinions in a case.
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1 event,Title: FCG: Staff Business Valuation Training School Description: The Financial Consulting Group (FCG) is the leading organization of independently owned business valuation, forensic, and financial consulting firms in North America. As partial owners of FCG, CapVal is committed to supporting continuous improvement and providing learning opportunities for the business valuation industry. This event is open to […] |
1 event,Title: I’m Doing Everything! How Value Planning Reduces Panic & Builds Value (MSBB) Description: While tax planning is a regular part of every entrepreneur’s work cycle, value planning may have a bigger long-term impact. Given that your business is likely your largest asset, don’t you want to maximize its value? Even if you never plan […] |
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