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Why would I need a Business Valuation?
A business valuation establishes a value for an entire or partial interest in a privately held business or professional practice.
It includes both a qualitative and quantitative analysis of the business being valued.
Businesses are valued for many different purposes. There are many reasons to value a business:
- Divorce/Dissolution
- Sales and Divestitures
- Gift Taxes
- Estate Planning
- Buy/Sell Agreements
- Mergers and Acquisitions
- Litigation
- Shareholder Transactions
- Bankruptcy
- Eminent Domain
- Purchase Price Allocations
What is Forensic Accounting?
Forensic Accounting explains and documents financial items or transactions in a court proceeding.
Forensic Accounting includes:
- Investigating information on financial statements
- Comparing current years with prior years
- Determining patterns, omissions, and misrepresentations
- Tracing financial transactions
Why would I need a Forensic Accountant?
- Forensic Accountants educate, explain, and testify about financial transactions.
- Forensic Accountants present financial transactions in a format the court demands and understands.
When would I need a Forensic Accountant?
Forensic Accountant expertise is valuable in many types of litigation:
- Corporate Litigation
- Domestic Relations
- Shareholder/Partner Disputes
- Economic Loss Analysis
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