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FVC2052
Bus Com Update
Date
November 11, 2020
$49
Standard Price
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This includes sessions from the conference: Forensic & Valuation Services Conference 2020
Representatives from the AICPA Business Combinations task force, which is developing an Accounting and Valuation Guide on this topic, will update you regarding the latest developments on the guide and provide an overview of valuation guidance that you can expect to see in the guide. The presentation will specifically include the following:
- Discussion of the Internal Rate of Return analysis
- Discussion of splitting profit between multiple classes of pivotal assets and deriving simulated royalty rates
- Walk through of the examples to be included in the draft guide
Learning Objectives
- • Analyze example adjustments to consider to the IRR when the WACC and IRR do not reconcile
- • Determine how to split profits and calculate a simulated royalty rate
Speakers
Principal, Crowe LLP
Gary Roland, CPA, ABV, CFA
Managing Director - Office of Professional Practice, Kroll
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