Understanding business valuation : a practical guide to valuing small to medium-sized businesses

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Understanding business valuation : a practical guide to valuing small to medium-sized businesses

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CPA\u27s guide to valuing a closely held business; Small business consulting; Consulting services practice aid 93-3

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Understanding business valuation : a practical guide to valuing small to medium-sized businesses

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Conducting a valuation of a closely held business; Consulting services practice aid, 93-3

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Understanding business valuation : a practical guide to valuing small to medium-sized businesses

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Understanding business valuation : a practical guide to valuing small to medium-sized businesses

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Equitable Distribution Value of Small Closely Held Businesses and Professional Practices

The valuation of small closely held businesses and professional practices that are used to determine equitable distribution of a marital estate in New Jersey has been the subject of much controversy over the past two decades. The State of New Jersey, in an attempt to arrive at an equitable splitting of the marital assets, passed legislation to provide guidance to the courts as to the factors to be considered in a matrimonial litigation . The courts have failed to fulfill the legislative intent of fairness due to the imposition of a value concept of appraisal that is inappropriate under the circumstance for which it is applied. There is little doubt that a better, more equitable method of appraisal exists for these types of businesses