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Subsequent Events
Business Valuation Resources, Jan 2009, Pages: 62
Known. Knowable. Foreseeable. From the courtroom to the valuation report, subsequent events can be an appraiser’s worst enemy. In this 100 minute session, Jay Fishman (FASA), Jim Hitchner (CPA/ABV, ASA), Mike Mard (CPA/ABV, ASA), Shannon Pratt (CFA, FASA, MCBA, CM&AA), and Chuck Rettig (J.D.) tackle problems of subsequent events and the best practices for your valuation.The experts discuss standards for managing subsequent events, judicial precedents and guideline cases, the practicality of solutions to subsequent event problems, and the dangers of “known, knowable, and foreseeable.” This is a must for any appraiser whose valuation report or testimony could be skewed by events after the fact.
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