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Goodwill in Small Service Businesses: A Guide for Attorneys & Judges - Part 2

Presented by Michael Sack Elmaleh

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Course Description

Length: 1h 7min    Published: 10/24/2017    
Attorneys and judges encounter the issue of goodwill in closely held businesses in a number of contexts: divorce, estate & gift tax, buy/sell agreements and partnership/corporate dissolutions. Traditionally, trial courts and attorneys rely on appraisal experts to determine the value of goodwill. Appraisal theory recognizes multiple methods and procedures, which leaves room for widely varying values for goodwill in contested cases.

In part two of this course, business valuation expert Michael Sack Elmaleh will introduce a methodology that will provide fair and realistic appraisal values without relying on the conflicting appraisal methods discussed in part 1. Mr. Elmaleh will drill down to the economic substance of enterprise goodwill from both the buyer's and the seller's view, helping viewers understand how to achieve a value that can effectively be used in a litigation context.

Learning Objectives
* Understand the role goodwill has in a business valuation
* Learn how to better achieve a value that can effectively be used in litigation
* Explore the economic substance of goodwill from the buyer's and seller's perspective
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Presented By:

Michael Sack Elmaleh

240.409.1293

mselmaleh@gmail.com

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"Because my legal practice may well involve valuation of a business, I wanted to learn more about that process in order to better direct testimony at trial, if need be. I learned more than I ever imagined!"

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