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Q: 1
One unique aspect of the valuation provision in a Bu-Sell agreement, as opposed to other valuation
problems, is the extreme uncertainty concerning when a future event that triggers a transaction
under the agreement will occur. This is one of the key reasons why:
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Q: 2
Which of he following factors is NOT considered, among others, when determining if quantitative
adjustments to the sales comparison data are necessary?
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Q: 3
The income capitalization approach is based on the economic principles of:
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Q: 4
In many instances, value considerations are tempered by internal variables, often variables relative
to specific shareholding as opposed to the company as a whole. Which of the following is NOT out of
such variables?
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Q: 5
The determination of which asset-based method to use in a given valuation engagement should be a
function of all of the following EXCEPT:
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Q: 6
There is no universally accepted conclusion as to what accounts should be “netted out” in the
estimation of net tangible asset value. For example, various analysts have interpreted net tangible
assets to mean any one of the following EXCEPT:
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Q: 7
There are many subtitles to the application of fair value for cooperate law purposes. For example,
some states consider concepts of “entire fairness.” There are following aspects of entire fairness
EXCEPT:
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Q: 8
Discounts for contingent liabilities can cover a wide range of spectrum, such as:
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Q: 9
It is highly unlikely, in formula approaches for setting the price in a buy-sell agreement, that the price
established by a formula at the time of signing will be even close to the value of the interest at the
time of triggering event, which could be many years later. For these reason analysts:
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Q: 10
The most typical procedure/s in capitalized earning method is/are all EXCEPT
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