Guide to Intangible Asset Valuation
November 2014 Hardcover (784 pages)
Robert F. Reilly, Robert P. Schweihs
AICPA
Valuing Goodwill in a Physician Practice (PDF)
July 2010 PDF
BVR (editor)
Business Valuation Resources, LLC
The Use of Management Projections for Valuations
July 2011 978-1-935081-78-4 Softcover (116 pages)
BVR (editor)
Business Valuation Resources, LLC
Valuing Goodwill in Divorce (PDF)
July 2011
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Business Valuation Resources, LLC
Lost Profits Damages in Construction Claims (PDF)
September 2011 978-1-935081-92-0 PDF (62 pages)
BVR (editor)
Business Valuation Resources, LLC
Current Trends in Normalization Adjustments
August 2012 978-1-62150-012-4 PDF (74 pages)
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Business Valuation Resources, LLC
Physician Practices: Key Value Drivers in a Changing Environment (PDF)
December 2012 978-1-935081-45-6 PDF (84 pages)
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Business Valuation Resources, LLC
Key Trends in the Valuation of Government Contracting Firms (PDF)
January 2013 978-1-62150-023-0 PDF (42 pages)
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Business Valuation Resources, LLC
The Market Approach Then and Now: What Appraisers Need to Know (PDF)
June 2013 978-1-62150-029-2 PDF (96 pages)
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Business Valuation Resources, LLC
Painting Companies: What's Your Business Worth? (PDF)
June 2014 ISBN#: 978-1-62150-040-7 PDF (29 pages)
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Business Valuation Resources, LLC
Valuing Companies with Real Estate: Appraisal Experts Untangle the Issues (PDF)
September 2014 978-1-62150-043-8 PDF (118 pages)
BVR (editor)
Business Valuation Resources, LLC
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What It's Worth: Value and Business Challenges in the Budding Cannabis Industry (PDF)
August 2016 PDF (66 pages)
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Business Valuation Resources, LLC
Update on Control Premiums: What the Experts Say (PDF)
May 2015 978-1-62150-052-0 PDF (185 pages)
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Business Valuation Resources, LLC
How to Write Bulletproof Valuation Reports: Tips From the Experts (PDF)
June 2015 978-1-62150-053-7 PDF (121 pages)
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What It's Worth: Veterinary Practice Value (PDF)
November 2015 978-1-62150-060-5 PDF (89 pages)
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What It's Worth: Accounting Firm Value (PDF)
November 2015 978-1-62150-058-2 PDF (85 pages)
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Business Valuation Resources, LLC
Preferred Stock: Valuing Multiple Layers of Equity Securities in Venture-Backed Companies
Compared to more traditional firm structures, legal, regulatory, and financial matters play a much larger role in the determination of value of equity securities for venture-backed companies. In Preferred Stock: Valuing Multiple Layers of Equity Securities in Venture-Backed Companies, expert Joel Johnson dissects the determinants to equity value in venture-backed companies to show how to properly assess the value of both preferred and common shares. His presentation addresses equity values and their valuations, including a ...
Beware of Distortions of Market Multiples During a Recession
Valuation multiples are distorted during times of recession and high market volatility, such as the period from 2008 through 2011. To demonstrate this, I developed a mini case study based on an actual valuation we performed a couple of years ago. The subj ...
The Market Approach During Recessionary Times Is a Harbinger of Risk
“Ignoring the market evidence during periods of recession is a recipe for poor quality service,” said Rob Schlegel (Houlihan Smith & Co.) during BVR’s recent webinar “The Market Approach Today: Deciphering Messages From Markets, Courts, and Common Apprais ...
The Market Approach Today: Deciphering Messages From Markets, Courts, and Common Appraisal Errors
You would be forgiven for viewing this as the age of the income approach. While increased scrutiny through scholarship and judicial decision has raised the income approach to new prominence, a turbulent economy and tempestuous public markets have caused some appraisers to shy away from the market approach. But keep in mind: No valuation is complete without thorough analysis, and market evidence appears throughout the valuation process. In The Market Approach Today: Deciphering Messages From Markets ...
Adjusting Risk Free Rates Is Not the Best Answer
Are the traditional discounts developed by appraisers too low in this era of the Great Recession? Are they producing values that are too high as a result? Many appraisers have declared that the current low 20-year bond rates are an aberration and in nee ...
How Should You Value Closely Held Businesses During these Crazy Times?
If you think keeping up with the tax laws or international standards is challenging, try valuing closely held businesses when Wall Street is going nuts. Everywhere we look, BV analysts are trying to figure out what to do when valuing a business in this ec ...
Do Not Be Afraid to Take Much Higher Discounts During the Recession
The latest 2008 restricted stock data provide concrete proof that the discounts for lack of marketability have never been higher. By tying the VIX—the ticker symbol for the Chicago Board Options Exchange Volatility Index, a popular measure of the implied ...
Management Projections, Always Suspicious, Now Receive Even More Review
Management projections have always required scrutiny. However, now it seems they often require outright skepticism. And if they don’t receive this level of examination from the business appraiser, then they’ll get it from the auditors, the reviewers, the ...
Wrestling with Guideline Public Market Evidence: What You Need to Know
Turbulence in public markets is wreaking havoc on unprepared appraisers. Thankfully, the Guideline Public Company Method (GPCM) is one of the tools BV experts can use to capture the effect of today’s volatile economy on the value of an appraisal target. G ...