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Explore eight often overlooked tax issues impacting asset division and liabilities in family law.
Post-acquisition disputes can significantly impact the success of a transaction and the ongoing success of the businesses involved. Read about practical insights into common post-acquisition dispute issues and how to address them proactively, particularly through the financial due diligence and deal advisory process.
For accounting experts, one of the key factors surrounding any valuation assignment stems from the concept or meaning of value (often referred to as the Basis of Value) to be applied, as these can have different meanings depending on the context or circumstances where it is applied to a valuation engagement.
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We’re excited to announce the return of our Forensics Forum, launching in February 2026 with a dynamic line-up of local and international experts.
We’re excited to announce the return of our Forensics Forum, launching in February 2026 with a dynamic line-up of local and international experts.
The valuation of a minority interest is an-all-too-common valuation conundrum faced by lawyers and advisors alike.
In a recent NSWSC judgment, the Court found that an error identified by the Expert is not a ‘manifest error’.
This simplistic view adopted by the Court is common, where lawyers, accountants and even business valuers can ignore minority interest discounts, which can apply to when a company is not wholly owned. Two discounts regularly applied in the valuation of a private company are: Discount for lack of control and discount for lack of marketability
This article is the fifth and final instalment in our series where we delve into the stages of a payroll remediation project.
When undertaking a valuation of a business or entity for commercial or litigious purposes, a fundamental element of the valuation is considering the available information about the ‘market’ to assist in assessing value.
In a family law matter, the outputs from an expert valuation – usually a single expert valuation – are often pivotal to the outcomes for the parties involved. Therefore, how a single expert valuer is engaged and utilised by the parties should be carefully considered and planned so the parties achieve maximum value.
