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Management interviews provide important fact-finding opportunities when valuing a business. Beware: In litigation, skipping this step may compromise a valuator’s credibility and the quality of his or her opinion.

For businesses contemplating bankruptcy, a valuation can help management decide how to proceed. But these business valuations differ from those of healthy companies.

How much control does a business owner have? How readily can the business interest be converted to cash? These questions need to be addressed to determine the appropriate level of value in a business valuation.

What’s the average cost of a data breach? As average losses continue to rise, it’s important for companies to understand the scope of auditors’ responsibilities related to cybersecurity.

When drafting or updating a buy-sell agreement, it’s important to cover all the value-related bases. Missteps can prove costly, as a recent case demonstrates.

Transaction databases: Handle this information with care when valuing a business.

Thinking about using an ESOP as an exit strategy? Business valuations are critical to avoid missteps with the IRS and U.S. Department of Labor.

Lost profits vs. lost business value: What’s right for your case?

Has your manufacturing company considered the benefits of rolling forecasts?

There are many factors involved when determining a manufacturing company owner’s reasonable compensation.

Depreciation tax breaks, such as the Section 179 expensing election and first-year bonus depreciation, remain valuable tools manufacturers can use to reap year-end tax savings.

Is your manufacturing company properly monitoring its work-in-process (WIP) inventory?