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AICPA
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NASBA Field of Study
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Format
On demand
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Level
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CPE Credit
0
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Course duration
1 Hour and 15 minutes
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The Asset-Based Approach to Business Valuation
This video explains how the asset-based approach can be applied to value both operating companies and investment holding companies. This video describes how this approach concludes a marketable, controlling ownership interest. In addition, it explains how the selected asset valuation methods and procedures can be applied to conclude either a going-concern value or a liquidation value of the subject business entity. And, finally, this video presents illustrative examples of two common asset-based approaches valuation methods: (1) the asset accumulation method and (2) the adjusted net asset value method.
Topics discussed
Learning objectives
(1) understand when to apply the asset-based approach in a business valuation assignment,
(2) distinguish between the asset-based approach to business valuation and the cost approach to property valuation,
(3) analyze the conclusions of the asset-based approach with regard to (a) level of value concluded, (b) premise of value concluded, (c) income tax liability concluded, and (d) amount of goodwill concluded.
Who will it benefit?
Basic knowledge of, or general experience in, forensic accounting, business valuation, or litigation
