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Business Valuation | Forensics & Litigation Support
The vast majority of cases settle before ever going to trial. In many instances, they are settled through mediation. Having your financial expert at mediation, whether it’s for a divorce matter, damages claim, or any claim dealing with a complex financial matter, can be a game changer. A financial expert can serve many different roles during a mediation. Here are five things your financial expert can do to contribute to the success of your next mediation.
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Business Valuation | Forensics & Litigation Support
Thanks to the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, signed into law at the end of 2017, businesses will experience dramatic tax cuts. Those tax cuts will not only have a positive impact on a company’s bottom line, but will significantly affect the company’s value. If you’re an attorney and have a matter where a business valuation comes into play, or a business owner who is thinking of selling, it’s essential that you know how business values could change as a result of the new tax law.
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Business Valuation | Forensics & Litigation Support
Now that the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act has been signed into law, we can start to examine its impact on family law attorneys and their divorce clients. As a result of the sweeping tax reform, family law attorneys will need to reconsider the financial strategies they use for their divorce clients.
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Business Valuation | Forensics & Litigation Support
Family law attorneys could see some big changes in the treatment of alimony and business valuation thanks to proposed tax legislation that is making its way to the Senate floor.
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Business Valuation | Forensics & Litigation Support
Prior to the Tax Reform Act of 1986, a C corporation could sell its appreciated assets, or liquidate, and avoid any tax inside of the company. The shareholder would only pay a single capital gains tax.
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Business Valuation | Forensics & Litigation Support
In a recent case, Gross Mendelsohn was asked to value a franchisee with three separate locations, including an unused license for a fourth location. During early 2010, there was a disagreement between the four franchise owners regarding the expansion of one of the locations. Since two of the owners (our clients) wanted to move forward with the expansion and two of the owners did not, the state statute required the determination of a buyout price as of the date of dissociation, which was set as March 10, 2010.
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