Friday, August 3, 2012

Brush-up a little on your BV knowledge...


Welcome Back to Lance Wallach's Business Valuation Blog!

If you're looking to brush up on your knowledge of business valuations, read on!
We'll keep posting more information for those of you looking for a valuation consultant or who want to know, "Why do I need a business valuation?"


BUSINESS VALUATIONS ARE THE FASTEST GROWING SEGMENT OF PUBLIC ACCOUNTING
You’ll find yourself looking desperately for professional business appraisal services when it comes time to make critical decisions about your private business. Americans are battling litigation issues on a daily basis, ie. divorcees who co-own a business. These couples will need a certified business appraiser to evaluate and split their assets fairly and accurately.  Some U.S. business owners are merging with another company, or looking to sell their business, and need an answer to the most important financial question for a private company owner, “what is my business worth?” There is a long list of appraisal services that involve litigation support, buy/sell agreements, financial forensics & fraud investigations, mergers & acquisitions, audit support services, etc.

A BRIEF HISTORY: THE FIRST VALUATION PRINCIPLES
The first valuation principles were established in the 1920’s. Tax rulings within the judicial system were primarily responsible for the rapid growth of certified business appraisers. The development of these principles over the next 60 years is what caused business valuations to become a profession. Since 1987 when the appraisal foundation established Uniform Standards of Professional Appraisal Practices (USPAP), valuation firms have been popping up all over the United States. Because the growing number of credentialing organizations and trained professionals has dramatically increased, the profession has improved its quality standards. In order to meet the demand for valuation, experts and consultants offering appraisal services have increased their number of firms across the United States.

WHO IS A VALUATION CONSULTANT?
A valuation consultant is typically a certified financial analyst or (CPA) certified public accountant. A CPA/ABV is a certified public accountant with credentials in Accredited Business Valuations (ABV). They use a SSVS (Statement for standards of valuation services) to improve consistency and quality among AICPA members performing business valuations. Today, business valuation companies nationwide are prepared to give you hard numbers, real comparables, and sales transaction data. 

Happy Valuating!

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LWBVteam
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Thursday, August 2, 2012

He's sooo Google-able!

Re-Presenting...

Business Valuation Expert Consultant, Lance Wallach

US-based private Business Valuations Nationwide

He’s Absolutely Google-able!

Lance Wallach, CLU, ChFC, is an expert consultant on IRS audit appeals. He offers invaluable financial planning & retirement planning advice.  Lance dominates the list of 419 & 412i benefit plan analysis consultants in the country. Often Lance is called into court to act as an expert witness for IRS tax and insurance testimonials. He is AICPA teaching faculty and the National Society of Accountants Speaker of the Year. He has traveled nationwide as a public speaker to help average tax paying Americans and business owners gain control of their assets. Amongst all his accolades he adds a new venture to his repertoire: business appraisals. Lance and his nationwide team of CPA (certified public accountant) valuation consultants are lending their undeniable expertise to a business that has seen critical demand for business owners across the U.S. He and a three other authors wrote the Business Valuation book for onlineeducation classes published in September of 2011 by Bisk Education.

We wrote the books on Business Valuations!


His sentiment is, “why go to the students when you can ask the teachers how to properly value your business.”

Lance is correct. As an author, his research must be in-depth, concentrated and focused on business valuation formulas and data analysis. In addition, as a recently published author his experience with business valuations is fresh, current, & relevant. Lance’s credentials are extensive and he is far from a quitter. Anything you throw at Lance he will combat immediately and head-on. We’re getting the word out on Lance Wallach’s Business Valuations Website and hope you will to. Stop by his site for any information on business appraisals, litigation support, financial forensics, mergers & acquisitions, or advisory management. His team will take care of you and your team. Happy Valuating!