For many family law practitioners the need for business valuation evidence in divorce is often an essential but vexed matter that leads to challenging issues of terminology, accountancy, taxation and liquidity.
This course will explain the techniques of valuation in straightforward terms and provide an overview of the principal issues that arise out of business valuation. The emphasis will be on the matters that are of practical benefit to practitioners; having particular regard to recent Family Court decisions. It will also deal with valuation terminology and explain how to keep your client's interests uppermost in the face of complexity!
This course will cover:
- Can this business be valued?
- Economic v Market valuation
- Basic valuation methods
- The impact of Jones v Jones
- Challenging the business accounts
- Dealing with goodwill
- Discounts and quasi-partnership
- Getting the best out of valuation experts
- The tax pitfalls
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This course will be taking place in:
CARDIFF - 14 October
BIRMINGHAM - 28 October
MANCHESTER - 8 December
NEWCASTLE - 9 December
BRISTOL - 11 December
PLYMOUTH - 3 February 2016
NOTTINGHAM - 15 March 2016
BIRMINGHAM - 15 June 2016
LONDON - 16 June 2016
MANCHESTER - 29 June 2016
We're currently offering a reduced rate of £240+VAT (standard rate is £480+VAT) to accountingWEB readers - to book your discounted place now please contact [email protected] quoting reference AWEB15 and the course title.
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