Introduction to Business Valuation & Understanding the Engagement
1. Business Valuation Fundamentals for CPAs –A Five-Part Webinar Series Part One: Introduction to Business Valuation & Understanding the Engagement Presenter Jason Pierce CPA, CMA, CFM, CVA, CFFA
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31. Overview of the Valuation Process Building the Valuation Pyramid Step 1: Covered Today (Lucky you!!) Determine Purpose & Client Standard of Value Interest to be Valued Value & Delivery Discounts & Premiums Valuation Approaches Financial, Economic & Industry Analysis Understanding the Engagement Sanity Checks Weightings Selecting Approaches Purchase Justification Rules of Thumb Minority/Control Mergerstat Big Tax Income Capitalization of Income/Cash Flow Discounted Cash Flow WACC Economic/Industry Global/National/Local Analysis Trade Publications Internet/Web Sites Valuation Date Premise of Value Type of Report Report Calculation of Value Summary Report Oral Report Other Approaches Subsequent Events Marketability Restricted Stock Studies Pre IPO Studies Asset Adjusted Net Assets Excess Earnings Market Completed Transactions Public Guideline Company Financial Site Visit Reliability of Information Normalizing Adjustments Benefit Stream Analyze Limiting Conditions Experience & Qualifications Legal & Regulatory Requirements Professional Standards
32. Overview of the Valuation Process STEP 2: Financial Economic & Industry Analysis Covered in Session 2: (Stick around, this group is just getting started ) Determine Purpose & Client Standard of Value Interest to be Valued Value & Delivery Discounts & Premiums Valuation Approaches Financial, Economic & Industry Analysis Understanding the Engagement Sanity Checks Weightings Selecting Approaches Purchase Justification Rules of Thumb Minority/Control Mergerstat Big Tax Income Capitalization of Income/Cash Flow Discounted Cash Flow WACC Economic/Industry Global/National/Local Analysis Trade Publications Internet/Web Sites Valuation Date Premise of Value Type of Report Report Calculation of Value Summary Report Oral Report Other Approaches Subsequent Events Marketability Restricted Stock Studies Pre IPO Studies Asset Adjusted Net Assets Excess Earnings Market Completed Transactions Public Guideline Company Financial Site Visit Reliability of Information Normalizing Adjustments Benefit Stream Analyze Limiting Conditions Experience & Qualifications Legal & Regulatory Requirements Professional Standards
33. Overview of the Valuation Process Step 3: Valuation Approaches This is the nuts and bolts – Sessions 3 & 4 Determine Purpose & Client Standard of Value Interest to be Valued Value & Delivery Discounts & Premiums Valuation Approaches Financial, Economic & Industry Analysis Understanding the Engagement Sanity Checks Weightings Selecting Approaches Purchase Justification Rules of Thumb Minority/Control Mergerstat Big Tax Income Capitalization of Income/Cash Flow Discounted Cash Flow WACC Economic/Industry Global/National/Local Analysis Trade Publications Internet/Web Sites Valuation Date Premise of Value Type of Report Report Calculation of Value Summary Report Oral Report Other Approaches Subsequent Events Marketability Restricted Stock Studies Pre IPO Studies Asset Adjusted Net Assets Excess Earnings Market Completed Transactions Public Guideline Company Financial Site Visit Reliability of Information Normalizing Adjustments Benefit Stream Analyze Limiting Conditions Experience & Qualifications Legal & Regulatory Requirements Professional Standards
34. Overview of the Valuation Process Step 4: Discounts and Premiums Session 5: Don’t be Scared of heights, see you then! Determine Purpose & Client Standard of Value Interest to be Valued Value & Delivery Discounts & Premiums Valuation Approaches Financial, Economic & Industry Analysis Understanding the Engagement Sanity Checks Weightings Selecting Approaches Purchase Justification Rules of Thumb Minority/Control Mergerstat Big Tax Income Capitalization of Income/Cash Flow Discounted Cash Flow WACC Economic/Industry Global/National/Local Analysis Trade Publications Internet/Web Sites Valuation Date Premise of Value Type of Report Report Calculation of Value Summary Report Oral Report Other Approaches Subsequent Events Marketability Restricted Stock Studies Pre IPO Studies Asset Adjusted Net Assets Excess Earnings Market Completed Transactions Public Guideline Company Financial Site Visit Reliability of Information Normalizing Adjustments Benefit Stream Analyze Limiting Conditions Experience & Qualifications Legal & Regulatory Requirements Professional Standards
35. Overview of the Valuation Process Step 5: Sanity Checks Making sure we have it together before we reach the top Determine Purpose & Client Standard of Value Interest to be Valued Value & Delivery Discounts & Premiums Valuation Approaches Financial, Economic & Industry Analysis Understanding the Engagement Sanity Checks Weightings Selecting Approaches Purchase Justification Rules of Thumb Minority/Control Mergerstat Big Tax Income Capitalization of Income/Cash Flow Discounted Cash Flow WACC Economic/Industry Global/National/Local Analysis Trade Publications Internet/Web Sites Valuation Date Premise of Value Type of Report Report Calculation of Value Summary Report Oral Report Other Approaches Subsequent Events Marketability Restricted Stock Studies Pre IPO Studies Asset Adjusted Net Assets Excess Earnings Market Completed Transactions Public Guideline Company Financial Site Visit Reliability of Information Normalizing Adjustments Benefit Stream Analyze Limiting Conditions Experience & Qualifications Legal & Regulatory Requirements Professional Standards
36. Overview of the Valuation Process Step 6: Now put it all together and ship it off !! Determine Purpose & Client Standard of Value Interest to be Valued Value & Delivery Discounts & Premiums Valuation Approaches Financial, Economic & Industry Analysis Understanding the Engagement Sanity Checks Weightings Selecting Approaches Purchase Justification Rules of Thumb Minority/Control Mergerstat Big Tax Income Capitalization of Income/Cash Flow Discounted Cash Flow WACC Economic/Industry Global/National/Local Analysis Trade Publications Internet/Web Sites Valuation Date Premise of Value Type of Report Report Calculation of Value Summary Report Oral Report Other Approaches Subsequent Events Marketability Restricted Stock Studies Pre IPO Studies Asset Adjusted Net Assets Excess Earnings Market Completed Transactions Public Guideline Company Financial Site Visit Reliability of Information Normalizing Adjustments Benefit Stream Analyze Limiting Conditions Experience & Qualifications Legal & Regulatory Requirements Professional Standards
50. Fair value is defined in FASB Statement 123R, as: “ the amount at which an asset (or liability) could be bought (or incurred) or sold (or settled) in a current transaction between willing parties, that is, other than a forced liquidation sale.” Fair Value – for Financial Reporting
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