Applying rules of thumb to value business interests have a long and widely used history within the business community. In an effort to reduce the costs of preparing a formal valuation report, many business stakeholders use industry benchmarks or rules of thumb to calculate ballpark values of their business interests.
In limited circumstances, the rule of t...
Part 3 in our series on the Building Blocks of Value takes a closer look at a Company’s net tangible assets.
Read Part 1 in our Building Blocks of Value Series – Introduction
Read Part 2 in our Building Blocks of Value Series – Goodwill and Intangible Assets
In a previous Davis Martindale blog (Valuation Components – Introduction to the Building Blocks...
Expropriation is generally recognized as a necessary part of modern government, however the exercise of that power almost always results in a distressing experience for the affected property owner. Learn how you can manage an expropriation process in the latest Davis Martindale blog.
What is Expropriation?
Expropriation occurs when an authorized public aut...
Part 2 in our series on the Building Blocks of Value takes a closer look at the components of intangible assets and goodwill.
Read Part 1 in our Building Blocks of Value Series
Goodwill and intangible assets represent the difference between the going-concern value of a business and the sum of net tangible assets. In other words, it is the premium a buyer i...
In this blog series, we will discuss the new beneficial ownership rules and whether you will be impacted. In Part 1: Beneficial Ownership Rules – The Basics released on May 28, 2019, we discussed the basic reporting requirements of the new rules. In this blog, we discuss whether a business valuation may be required.
The new beneficial reporting requiremen...