Publications

The Valuation E-Column is a periodic e-letter issued by Delphi Valuation Advisors, Inc. that consists of brief (usually one-page) articles on certain aspects of the business valuation process or on valuation issues in corporate, tax, financial reporting, strategic and/or litigation situations. Previous issues include:

  1. “Private Company Stock Option Valuation: Internal Revenue Code Section 409A” – January 2006
  2. “Public Comparables for Private Companies” – February 2005
  3. “Exit Planning – Transitioning Out of Your Business” – November 2004
  4. “Premises of Value” – September 2004
  5. “Stock vs. Asset Sales” – May 2004
  6. “Reconciling Divergent Values” – February 2004
  7. “Defining the Scope of a Valuation Engagement” – November 2003
  8. “Differences in Opinion” – August 2003
  9. “The Role of the Third Appraiser” – May 2003
  10. “IRS Challenges to FLPs and Family LLCs” – May 2003
  11. “The EBIT and EBITDA Multiples” – March 2003
  12. “Are S Corporations Worth More Than C Corporations?” – December 2002
  13. “What is Cash Flow?” – October 2002
  14. “How Much Should a Business Appraisal Cost?” – August 2002
  15. “The Standards of Value” – April 2002
  16. “How Long is a Valuation Valid?” – December 2001
  17. “Intangible Assets in Acquisitions” (FASB Statements 141 and 142) – September 2001
  18. “Appraising Business Appraisal Designations” – May 2001
  19. “What to Expect During the Business Valuation Process” – April 2001
  20. “Drafting FLP/LLC Agreements” – February 2001

If you are interested in receiving any of these publications, please contact us directly.

View a sample issue, “What to Expect During the Business Valuation Process.” (141k PDF)

Please note the following disclaimer: This publication does not constitute valuation, legal, tax, or financial consulting advice. It is offered as an information service to our clients and friends. Those interested in specific guidance for legal and accounting matters should seek competent professional advice. Inquiries to discuss specific valuation matters are welcomed.

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