Minority Interest in Medical Practice Valued Using Capitalization of Excess Earnings Method

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September 24, 2004

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marital dissolution/divorce
Richard A. Sweet v. Janet M. Sweet
No. 2003-CA-000203-MR (KY App. 2004), unpublished
US
State Court
Kentucky
Court of Appeals
Anne Courtney Coorssen, Eugene L. Mosely, Vicki L. Buba
Raymond Strothman; Bonnie Ciresi, CPA
Schroder

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The Kentucky Court of Appeals affirmed the valuation of a minority interest in a medical corporation. The interest was valued using the capitalization of excess earnings method. The doctor’s annual compensation was determined using a five-year weighted av ...

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September 24, 2004

The Kentucky Court of Appeals affirmed the valuation of a minority interest in a medical corporation. The interest was valued using the capitalization of excess earnings method. The doctor’s annual compensation was determined using a five-year weighted av ...