Business Valuation Update
- Perception Grows of Bias in U.S. Valuation Experts
- Popular Real Estate DLOC Database Is Not Going Away
- Key Points From Hitchner’s Annual BV Update
- What to Glean From the IRS Hiring Binge for BV Experts
NY’s Unfair Application of Shareholder-Level Marketability Discounts
The statutory standard of value in dissenting shareholder cases in most states is “fair value.” New York and 47 other states use the “fair value” standard in appraisals. As a valuation measure, most states interpret fair value as the shareholder’s pro ra ...
Letter to the Editor, Definitional Problem Underlies N.Y. Courts’ Unfair DLOM Stance
Dear Editor: Thanks for highlighting the article “NY’s Unfair Application of Shareholder-Level Marketability Discounts” (BVU, January 2016). I believe the problem with the case law is definitional. Whenever parties discuss DLOMs or any valuation discou ...
DLOMs in N.Y. Statutory Fair Value Cases—A Follow-Up to Matthews
As an appraiser, I have had the opportunity to prepare many valuations for New York statutory fair value cases, and I have testified in some of them. I’d like to weigh in on the topic of discounts for lack of marketability (or DLOMs) as a follow up to the ...
Business Valuation Year in Review 2016
It was an eventful year for the business valuation profession in 2016, both from a U.S. and global perspective. Here is a wrap-up of some of the more notable developments, some of which set the stage for 2017 and beyond.
Update on DLOM, Fair Value, PTEs at NYSSCPA BV Confab
The 2017 conference season has started! BVR attended the annual business valuation conference of the New York State Society of CPAs (NYSSCPA) in New York City. As usual, it covered some of the profession’s hottest topics. Committee chair Jeffrey Gibralter ...