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Valuing a business takes time and money. Sometimes a limited-scope “calculation of value” may be appropriate. But taking shortcuts can be costly in other situations. Here’s information to help you get it right.

The Family Business Alliance estimates that roughly 80% to 90% of all businesses in North America are family owned. But most of them aren’t run like public companies. Here’s how business valuation pros adjust their methods to account for the differences.

Are you involved in commercial litigation, such as a breach of contract or patent infringement claim? If so, it’s critical to understand the differences between lost profits and diminished business value.

Is your business contemplating a merger or acquisition to increase market share, compensate for operational weaknesses or acquire talented workers? A business valuator can help you avoid potential pitfalls.

Is your company about to embark on a major transaction, such as a merger, management buyout or stock repurchase? Here’s how a business valuator can help safeguard the deal.

Cost segregation studies may allow a manufacturer to accelerate depreciation deductions on certain items, thereby reducing current taxes and boosting cash flow. Here’s how.

The IRS has issued final regulations regarding the Advanced Manufacturing Investment Credit (often referred to as the “Sec. 48D credit”). Here’s what manufacturers need to know.

There are many ways to increase your manufacturing capacity without expanding your plant. Here are eight.

Has your manufacturing company fully embraced the power of cloud computing?

Don’t leave manufacturing tax exemptions on the table. Learn how a reverse sales and use tax audit can uncover potential tax savings.

There are many variables to consider when choosing how to structure your manufacturing company.

The Work Opportunity Tax Credit is available to manufacturers that hire members of certain “targeted groups.”