QuickReadBuzz

[...] . View Full Article The post Time, Technology Devalue Blackberry Patents appeared first on Quick Read Buzz. [...]

[...] Top Five Things Missed in Valuing Equity in Most Asset Holding Entities appeared first on Quick Read Buzz. [...]

[...] . He can be contacted at dcrumbl@lsu.edu. The post Degree in Deception appeared first on Quick Read Buzz. [...]

[...] be reached at dje@horwich.com. The post The Importance of Industry Research appeared first on Quick Read Buzz. [...]

[...] Separability and transferability are key This overview examines intangible assets within business combinations through the lens of FAS 141. Fair value is covered as well as [...]

[...] purchase price allocation guidance, Income Approach methods used to value businesses and intangible assets, discount rates applied in the Income Approach methods, and an example of a WARA analysis. & [...]

[...] private company stakeholder concerns. Two proposals involve accounting for identifiable intangible assets and goodwill acquired in business combinations. In this article, Mark Zyla analyzes the [...]

[...] ? Have patents, trademarks, and copyrights been applied for and received to protect the intangible assets? How is knowledge shared within the organization? How often is it solicited and evaluated [...]

[...] estimate of the cost of capital. It was originally introduced in the Spring 2012 edition of Business Valuation Review (Volume 31, No. 1). IPCPL continues to evolve and improve. Most recently, it was [...]

[...] , March 17 where Grabowski will discuss data sources and application of the book for business valuation and other financial analysis. The new Valuation Handbook will include two& [...]

[...] . Pakter is managing member of Gould & Pakter Associates, LLC, a Chicago-based forensic, business valuation, and litigation support firm. Mr. Pakter has more than 35 years’ experience in [...]

[...] Business valuation in divorce In this article, Brian Murray examines the risks taken by clients when valuators [...]

[...] changed for the first time in 80 years. This change has created an opportunity for CPAs, valuation professionals, and other consultants to offer new services to their clients and earn substantial fees [...]

[...] a number of questions including, implicitly, what is fair value, what role, if any, valuation professionals have in this type of case, and what are we, as valuation professionals, supposed to do in [...]

[...] , a business valuation conference, sponsored by the Minnesota Association of Business Valuation Professionals, was held in Minneapolis, MN.  This organization is an independent, nonprofit group [...]

[...] . In addition, the summary features cases that delineate the consequences to valuation professionals who fail to comply with Tax Court pre-trial orders under Tax Ct. R. 91 and more. [...]

[...] (http://www.minniticpallc.com)     He maintains an active valuation, forensic accounting, risk management, internal audit, business consulting, and fraud examination practice. In [...]

[...] within the investigative process and the part technology plays in advancing forensic accounting techniques.   Read Full Article The post Bank Failures and Forensic Accounting [...]

[...] ;.” he said.  That was over 40 years ago and it was the start of a career in forensic accounting. Asking questions and researching the answers came naturally. “I still get nervous [...]

[...] All members of the American Board of Forensic Accounting, the advisory board behind the American College of Forensic Examiners Institute’s ( [...]

[...] company. That is, the subject company shares are nonmarketable. In these valuations, the valuation analyst typically first estimates the value of the company as if the underlying shares were [...]

[...] , litigation support, and machinery and equipment professional advisory firm. As a valuation analyst, his time is exclusively devoted to providing answers and solutions to client problems in [...]

[...] valuation, litigation support, and machinery and equipment professional advisory firm. As a valuation analyst, his time is exclusively devoted to providing answers and solutions to client problems in [...]

[...] analyzing a company’s industry has many useful applications. First and foremost, a valuation analyst should understand a subject entity’s industry to determine whether he or she can [...]

[...] involved. It is critical for tax professionals, estate planning attorneys, and valuation analysts to understand the client’s precise needs and work collaboratively to achieve their [...]

[...] good valuation report. Conducting a very detailed and intense industry analysis can provide valuation analysts with specific knowledge needed to determine an appropriate conclusion of value. As a [...]

[...] in between these two extremes in the investment marketability spectrum. Since the 1980s, valuation analysts have used empirical DLOM studies to estimate the DLOM related to a noncontrolling interest [...]

[...] an independent, nonprofit group of business valuators, members of which include certified valuation analysts (CVAs), certified business appraisers (CBAs), accredited senior appraiser (ASAs), and [...]

[...] the required rates of return for the individual assets of the acquired company. The selected intangible asset rates of return should be reviewed for reasonableness through a weighted average return on [...]

[...] at their fair value if they are considered “identifiable.”  An intangible asset is recognized as “identifiable” in a business combination if it meets one [...]

[...] recorded in the financial statements of the acquirer at their fair value.  Each intangible asset is not necessarily reliably measurable; this determination should be based on individual [...]

[...] address private company stakeholder concerns. Two proposals involve accounting for identifiable intangible assets and goodwill acquired in business combinations. In this article, Mark Zyla analyzes [...]

[...] as deposits in a bank. In an attempt to provide some structure to the recognition of identifiable intangible assets,  FASB has classified intangibles into five categories: Marketing-related [...]

[...] address private company stakeholder concerns. Two proposals involve accounting for identifiable intangible assets and goodwill acquired in business combinations. In this article, Mark Zyla analyzes [...]

[...] between: Identifiable assets (including financial assets, tangible assets, and identifiable intangible assets) and Purchased goodwill According to ASC topic 805, intangible assets should be [...]

[...] to performing a financial analysis of a subject entity, a valuation analyst should obtain financial information specific to [...]

[...] will discuss data sources and application of the book for business valuation and other financial analysis. The new Valuation Handbook will include two sets of valuation data: [...]

[...] support firm. Mr. Pakter has more than 35 years’ experience in accounting, financial analysis, financial forensics and investigations, including more than 15 years’ [...]