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Why Do I Need a Valuation? Management and Shareholder Buyouts
(Originally Posted January 15, 2018) If you’re ready to sell your business, some of the most likely purchase candidates are the company’s management and other ...
Money Now vs. Money Later – Time Value of Money
(Originally Posted August 14, 2017) Would you rather receive $1,000 today or receive $1,000 a year from now? The answer seems pretty obvious – almost ...
It’s all in the Approach:
Using the Market Approach to Determine Fair Market Value
This is the third blog in Davis Martindale’s "Standard Processes in Valuing Your Business" series. In our previous Valuation Approach blogs, we discussed the adjusted ...
Valuing Employee Stock Options
(Originally Posted September 17, 2018) News stories chronicling the rise of corporate executives and their large seven- or eight-figure compensation packages make it seem like ...
Valuation Approaches: The Income Approach
This is the second blog in Davis Martindale’s "Standard Processes in Valuing Your Business" series. In our previous Valuation Approach blog, we discussed the adjusted ...
The Process of a Business Valuation – Engagement by One Party
(Originally Posted August 11, 2020) You’ve decided to engage a Chartered Business Valuator (“CBV”) to value your business. Perhaps you’re looking to sell your business and want ...
Valuing Your Book of Business
(Originally Posted December 18, 2018) As an investment advisor, you work hard to create and maintain a profitable book of business. The many years spent ...
Michael Jackson and 20/20 Valuation Hindsight
A fundamental principle of valuing a business is that value is determined at a specific point in time, as discussed in our blog COVID-19: Known ...
Foreign Income Considerations in Income for Support Reports
Foreign Income Considerations in Income for Support Reports When determining the quantum of child support and spousal support for a non-resident of Canada, calculating each ...
Compensation for Expropriation
Expropriation is generally recognized as a necessary part of modern government; however the exercise of that power may result in a distressing experience for the ...
Keeping up with the Jones’ – Comparing your business to your competitors’
(Originally Posted July 16, 2018) Everyone does it. People will try to peer into their neighbors’ yards to see what they have and what they ...
Prince’s Estate – through the Lens of a Valuator
Valuation disputes between income tax authorities and estates can often occur in probate proceedings, which can result in hefty legal fees, accounting fees, and even ...
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