The Valuation Of Privately-Held Businesses

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THE
VALUATION OF
PRIUATEIV-
HEU) Irving 1. Blackmail
BUSINESSES
staiemine An lecnniquEsrnr Buyers, Sellers, and Their Advisors
Valuations of closely-held businesses are a constant source of frustration for accountants and attorneys alike. With uncertainty as its hallmark, a business valuation cannot be accomplished merely by adding and subtracting precise numbers nor by finding the appropriate cases-in-point. The fact is that every business has its own set of facts and circumstances and each valuation, if it is to be done correctly, must be unique to the particular business being valued. As noted valuation expert and author Irving Blackman emphasizes, "valuation is an art, not a science, but just as art has its disciplines, so too does valuation."
In The Valuation of Privately-Held Businesses, Irving Blackman applies his decades of experience to demonstrating the principles, techniques and strategies that are used when real buyers and sellers meet to hammer out the value at... Tovább

Fülszöveg

THE
VALUATION OF
PRIUATEIV-
HEU) Irving 1. Blackmail
BUSINESSES
staiemine An lecnniquEsrnr Buyers, Sellers, and Their Advisors
Valuations of closely-held businesses are a constant source of frustration for accountants and attorneys alike. With uncertainty as its hallmark, a business valuation cannot be accomplished merely by adding and subtracting precise numbers nor by finding the appropriate cases-in-point. The fact is that every business has its own set of facts and circumstances and each valuation, if it is to be done correctly, must be unique to the particular business being valued. As noted valuation expert and author Irving Blackman emphasizes, "valuation is an art, not a science, but just as art has its disciplines, so too does valuation."
In The Valuation of Privately-Held Businesses, Irving Blackman applies his decades of experience to demonstrating the principles, techniques and strategies that are used when real buyers and sellers meet to hammer out the value at which a particular business will trade hands.
Blackman shows how to identify those assets of a business—both tangible and intangible—in which a real-life buyer will be interested. Every accepted analytical procedure for valuing a business's assets is clearly illustrated in rich detail, as are the various accounting procedures, tax and legal considerations, and forms of payment that may bear on establishing a business's price. In addition, the author develops four distinct business valuation models that are easy to follow and that can be used to value any closely-held business.
Besides being extremely useful to business owners and prospective buyers, The
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Valuation of Privately-Held Businesses will receive high marks from practicing accountants and attorneys specializing in property settlement cases, estate planning and other areas that, from time to time, require business valuations. In addition, The Valuation of Privately-Held Businesses is for complex and sophisticated businesses as well as smaller, less complicated businesses.
Readers of this information-packed book will learn all they need in order to successfully accomplish a valuation of a closely-held business, and legally avoid further taxation of their or their clients valuable assets.
Irving L. Blackman is well known to thousands of business people throughout the United States. His practical, clearly-written articles on taxation, accounting and management problems are published in over 140 trade journals. Mr. Blackman also has written several books, including The CPAs Guide to Tax Savings for Businessmen, Winning the Tax Game, The Book of Tax Knowledge, and How to Value Your Oil Jobbership for Tax Purposes. An enthusiastic communicator, Blackman offers seminars for executives on various aspects of taxation.
Irving L. Blackman CPA, J.D., is a founding partner of Blackman Kallick Bartel-stein, a leading Chicago-based CPA firm specializing in closely-held businesses. He actively practices accounting and is a sought-after consultant by business owners from coast to coast. Vissza