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By Jeff Compton April 12, 2018 Do some digging, and you’ll find there isn’t much accounting guidance for the presentation of intercompany accounts. To help remedy this, we performed our own survey of public company reporting. Intercompany transactions between related parties are fairly common in the normal course of business. Examples of these include i) services […]
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A business has a value equal to the expected future economic benefits to its owner, discounted to a present value. This concept has broad acceptance and appears in multiple economic, finance and valuation texts.
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When an intangible asset, usually a business ownership interest such as stock, is valued, the report will necessarily reflect the professional judgment of the appraiser. Evaluating the report will be facilitated by the application of rules or principles that are supplied by relevant professional standards.
Evaluating a Valuation Read More »
We use the term “goodwill” to identify the intangible but valuable asset of a business arising from its reputation and customer relationships.
Goodwill: Corporate or Personal? Read More »
The foregoing elements of potential damage reflect general approaches which will be tailored to specific facts.
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