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"In reviewing the appraisal report
the IRS came to the conclusion that your report had been thoroughly
and objectively presented and the number properly determined.
Case closed. Thanks for your assistance and I look forward to
working with you on our next appraisal case. "
— Eugene Hovey, CPA |
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| Why Have
a Business Valuation? |
| Transaction Analysis |
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Sale or purchase of a business |
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Buy/sell agreements |
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Mergers & acquisitions |
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Split-ups and spin-offs |
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Initial public offerings |
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Going private |
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Obtaining financing |
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Adequacy of life insurance |
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Fairness opinions |
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Liquidations or reorganizations |
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Eminent domain |
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Bankruptcy and foreclosure |
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Franchise valuation |
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Lease versus buy |
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| Tax Consulting |
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Estate and gift planning |
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Family Limited Partnership |
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Charitable contributions |
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Goodwill & Intangible Asset Impairment |
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| Litigation Support |
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Divorce |
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Wrongful death |
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Economic loss from injury or death |
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Partner disputes |
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Dissenting shareholder actions |
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Disruption of business |
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| Financial Reporting / Regulatory Compliance Assistance |
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Statements of Financial Accounting Standards
141, 142 and 144 |
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| Corporate / Management
Strategic Planning |
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Family Limited Partnership |
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Incentive stock options |
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Employee Stock Option Plans (ESOP) |
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Succession planning |
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