The lawyer's business valuation handbook
Subtitle: understanding financial statements, appraisal reports, and expert testimony
By: by Shannon Pratt, Alina V. Niculita
Contributors: Niculita, Alina V.
Publisher: American Bar Association
Published: 2010
Place of publication: Chicago, Ill
Language: eng
Number of pages: 672
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Defining value in the relevant context: definitions of value; title: Value to whom? levels and premises of value; title: Overview of business valuation approaches, methods, and procedures; title: Financial statement terminology used in business appraisal; title: The income approach; title: The market approach; title: The asset-based approach; title: The excess earnings method; title: Rules of thumb; title: Personal versus enterprise goodwill; title: Reasonable compensation; title: Financial statement adjustments; title: Comparative financial statement analysis; title: Economic and industry analysis; title: Discounts and premiums; title: Reconciliation of value indications; title: Valuations for federal tax matters; title: Shareholder and partner disputes; title: Marital dissolution valuations; title: Fair value for financial reporting; title: Employee stock ownership plans; title: Valuing professional practices and small service businesses; title: Valuing s corporations and other pass-through entities; title: Valuation reports; title: Checklist for reviewing a business valuation report; title: Admissibility and impact of expert business valuation evidence; title: Discovery and the business valuation expert; title: Buy-sell agreements; title: Alternative dispute resolution; title: Business valuation standards and credentials; title: Cross-examining a business valuation expert.