Segmented income statements can help enhance manufacturers’ profitability
There are many ways to identify how to boost a manufacturer’s bottom line. Producing a segmented income statement is one of them.
Read MoreReady, set, value!
If you’ve never worked with a business valuation professional, you might not know where to start. Here’s how to get the ball rolling on your valuation project and what to expect throughout the process.
Read MoreTiming counts when valuing a business
What’s the right valuation date for your business appraisal? Here’s a closer look at this fundamental question and why it matters.
Read MoreRebuttal reports may bridge the gap between conflicting business valuation conclusions
Experts use various methods and inputs when valuing a business. So, it’s common for two valuators working in good faith to reach different conclusions. A rebuttal report can be useful in bridging the gap.
Read MoreWhen to consider subsequent events in a business valuation
The valuation date is an important cutoff point for information that can be used to value a business. But valuators sometimes consider events that happen after that date if they’re “known or knowable.” Here’s an overview of this principle and possible exceptions.
Read MoreFactoring industry risk into the business valuation equation
How does industry risk affect business valuation? Here’s how valuation pros answer this critical question.
Read MoreUse a business valuation pro to evaluate solvency
Business bankruptcies skyrocketed from 2022 to 2023. Here’s how a solvency opinion may be used to evaluate financially distressed companies, along with three tests valuators use to assess solvency.
Read MoreLabor shortages: How manufacturers can attract and retain qualified workers
There are both financial and nonfinancial strategies manufacturers can implement to attract and maintain a skilled workforce.
Read MoreSpotlight on auditor independence
External auditors are supposed to be public watchdogs who are “independent” of their audit clients, both in appearance and in fact. Here’s why independence and ethics are at the forefront of stakeholder concerns today.
Read MoreCash vs. accrual accounting: What’s the difference?
Is your business using the optimal method of accounting? What’s right depends on your company’s size, level of sophistication and other key factors.
Read MoreLiquidity overload: Why having too much cash may be bad for business
Businesses often stockpile cash during times of uncertainty. But this could be an inefficient, and costly, use of capital. Here’s how to systematically evaluate your company’s cash reserves.
Read MoreWhy it’s important to get your company’s financials done on time
Timeliness counts in financial reporting. Here’s why it pays to issue your company’s financial statements on time.
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