Best Practices includes over 1,200 pages of thought leadership on a wide range of topics, including the valuation of private company securities, the valuation of intangible assets, valuation for property tax purposes, valuation for trustee fiduciary duty purposes, fair value measurement for financial accounting purposes, transfer price analysis, forensic accounting analysis, and lost profits and other economic damages measurements. The topics included in Best Practices are generally not found in most principles textbooks. Our focus is on topics that present themselves in situations where there is a risk—and a cost—of being wrong. Such situations include complex transactions, tax controversies, and litigation matters. Each of the 72 Best Practices chapters presents a discussion of the current thought leadership on topics such as business valuation methods, business valuation discounts and premiums, intangible asset valuation methods, intellectual property analysis, tangible property valuations, property tax valuations, ESOP and ERISA valuations, family law valuations, gift and estate tax valuations, fair value measurements, financial advisory services, damages measurement methods, forensic accounting analyses, and intercompany transfer pricing methods.
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