You pick up the valuation report prepared by the Valuation Analyst representing the other side of a dispute. You are aghast at the magnitude of the difference between your valuation and the other valuation. Where did the other valuator go wrong? Or where did you go wrong? This webinar will discuss some of the common errors (and sometimes rigging) made in the process of determining a valuation conclusion so that you can be on the lookout for why.
Alerding Consulting LLC
CEO
jim@alerdingconsulting.com
3174391857
Mr. Alerding has over 45 years of experience working with businesses in various consulting matters and over 30 years of experience working with complex valuation and litigation support matters. He lectures frequently on business valuation and forensic services and has testified many times on valuation and economic damages in a variety of Federal and State courts. Jim has published numerous articles on business valuation and related subjects. He is the author of Valuation of a Closely Held Business and Purchase or Sale of a Closely Held Business as part of the Tax Advisors Planning Series published by Research Institute of America, and he co-authored "The Handbook for Divorce Valuations" and "Financial Valuation: Applications and Models," a treatise on business valuation published by John Wiley & Sons. He was one of the three individuals selected by the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants task force that wrote the Statement on Standards for Valuation Services issued in 2008 that provides the valuation standards for the AICPA's 300,000+ members. Accordingly, Jim is a "Qualified" Appraiser, as defined under the Pension Protection Act of 2006 and the applicable treasury regulations for valuations submitted to the Internal Revenue Service.
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