This month's issue of Valuation & Litigation Advisory
Insights includes the following articles:
Smooth Sailing: How to Make Sure Your Business Valuation
Engagement Runs Smoothly
We have all had to tackle tasks that just seem to grind and clunk
along without much direction or urgency, which can be frustrating
for all...
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This month's issue of Valuation & Litigation Advisory
Insights includes the following articles:
Why the valuation date is so important
When one considers how the value of an asset will be
determined in a matter, it’s common to think about what method the
appraiser will use or whether discounts may apply. But a critical
factor that may not...
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This month's issue of Valuation & Litigation Advisory
Insights includes the following articles:
When it's time to calculate damages: How to ensure a
reasonable discount rate
Consider this scenario: A company goes to court to
recover the lost profits it likely would have earned in the future
had an...
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This month's issue of Valuation & Litigation Advisory
Insights includes the following articles:
International Business Valuation Standards: A Forecast
for U.S.-Based Business Valuation Experts
I feel completely surrounded—like the Spartans
in the Battle of Thermopylae, chronicled in the movie 300 and
elsewhere. Rather than...
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This month's issue of Valuation & Litigation Advisory
Insights includes the following articles:
Goodwill Impairment Analysis - Is Your Goodwill
Impaired?
In the current weakened economic environment,
companies are learning that the goodwill that they carry on the
balance sheet is impaired...
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This month's issue of Valuation & Litigation Advisory
Insights includes the following articles:
Owners Compensation: Why Valuation Experts are Nosy
about This Number
Some business owners feel that when a valuation
expert asks them how much they make (and how much they would...
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This month's issue of Valuation & Litigation Advisory
Insights includes the following articles:
Tiered Valuation Discounts: The Tax Court's Position on
the Russian Doll
By Sean R. Saari, CPA/ABV, CVA,
MBA
As little boys or girls, many
of us had an opportunity to play with a "matryoshka" doll - also
known as...
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This month's issue of Valuation & Litigation Advisory
Insights includes the following articles:
What are the options when valuing share-based
compensation?
Recently, employee stock options (ESOs) have lost
some of their allure as a compensation tool. Mandatory expensing of
ESOs highlights the importance of...
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This month's issue of Valuation & Litigation Advisory
Insights includes the following articles:
FAQs About Business Valuations
From business acquisitions to estate planning to
shareholder transactions, executives often run into situations in
which performing a business valuation...
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This month's issue of Valuation & Litigation Advisory
Insights includes the following articles:
New expert discovery rules should reduce litigation
costs
This article discusses proposed amendments to the Federal Rules of
Civil Procedure that will likely have a big impact on the
attorney-expert relationship. One of the most significant...
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This month’s issue of Valuation & Litigation Advisory
Insights includes the following articles:
Nonqualified deferred compensation: Independent
appraisals offer protection against 409A
challenge
Businesses that provide employees with stock
options, stock appreciation rights (SARs) and other types...
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This month’s issue of Valuation & Litigation Advisory
Insights includes the following articles:
Lucent Sheds Light on Patent Infringement Damages
Courts are generally loath to disturb a jury’s
verdict on damages. But an appeals court threw out a $350 million
patent infringement award that wasn’t supported by substantial
evidence. This case...
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This month’s issue of Valuation & Litigation Advisory
Insights, includes the following articles:
Struggling Economy Presents Business Valuation
Challenges
In bad times, appraisers may face a disconnect between the income
and market approaches, creating a wide gap between valuations. The
challenge becomes reconciling these differences. This article
explains...
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This month's issue of Valuation & Litigation Advisory
Insights includes the following articles:
IP Valuation Using the Relief From Royalty
Method
In today's business environment, the valuation of intellectual
property (IP) is critical - both to comply with accounting rules
and for purposes of financial reporting, tax compliance,
litigation, or sale or licensing...
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Advisor
Insights
This month, our monthly Advisor Insights column in
Smart Business Cleveland Magazine takes a look at lessons
learned from the real estate industry.
Having a finite resource as your business's main asset has proved
challenging for real estate companies, but it also has necessitated
some creative problem solving.
Click here to read the full article,
"Lessons learned from the Real Estate
Industry."
Administration Outlines 2011 Tax Proposals
On February 1, 2010, the Treasury Department...
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This month's issue of Valuation & Litigation Advisory
Insights includes the following articles:
Constructing a Claim for Lost Productivity
Damages
Quantifying the cost of lost productivity when a construction
project is disrupted through no fault of the contractor is a
difficult challenge. An unanticipated disruption of the project
typically causes the contractor to work less efficiently, which can
lead...
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In the fourth quarter or 2009, Northeast
Ohio saw a decrease in vacancy rates and an increase in net
absorption, indicating that things may be turning around. When
the economy will fully recover, though, has yet to be determined
with certainty, and real estate companies are still suffering from
various challenges including the absence of credit and the economic
loss in the value of underlying real properties. Companies can
adapt to these challenges and survive in this market, though;
click here...
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With the recent declines in the real estate market, it is important
that you ensure your commercial property is valued correctly for
real estate tax purposes. In 2009, many Ohio counties reappraised
or updated their real property values for the tax year. These new
valuations apply through 2012.
Despite the declining real estate market, it is our understanding
that most tax values for commercial properties were not lowered for
the 2009-2011 tax years in many Ohio counties. Owners of...
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This month's issue of Valuation & Litigation Advisory
Insights includes the following articles:
- Finding the Appropriate Valuation Standard
- How Valuators Assess the Rising Risk of Fraud
- Lost Profits or Lost Value?
Finding the Appropriate Valuation
Standard
Valuation isn't static and can change depending on the purpose
of the valuation. This article looks at the three most common
standards of value: fair market, investment and fair. It briefly
defines each standard and discusses the...
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