The Use and Misuse of M&A Transactions in Closely Held Business/Stock Valuations for Estate Planning/Estate Tax Purposes

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Willamette Insights
February 1, 2006
Charles Wilhoite, CPA, ABV, CMA, CFM, ASA

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Summary

There are numerous reasons to value closely held and fami-ly-owned businesses and business interests within an estate planning context. When asked to estimate the fair market value of a closely held business interest, analysts often rely on the market a ...
The Use and Misuse of M&A Transactions in Closely Held Business/Stock Valuations for Estate Planning/Estate Tax Purposes
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