Financial Reporting
The
Securities & Exchange Commission and Financial Accounting Standards
Board are keenly interested in ensuring investors have meaningful and
consistent financial data on which to make informed investment decisions.
Both have emphasized the importance of determining where a business’ value
is derived and reporting the Fair Values on its financial statements.
Pursuant to SEC and FASB guidelines, assets and liabilities
are to be reported on financial statements at their respective Fair Values.
Financial Valuation Services, LC can assist with determining a company’s
enterprise value, the value of its outstanding securities, the value
of its stock options, and the value of its intangible assets so they
can be properly reported on its financial statements.
| • Fair Value – SFAB 157 |
| • Business Combinations/Fair Value of Intangible
Assets – SFAB 141 |
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– Customer Relations |
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– Trademarks, Tradenames |
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– Patents, Copyrights, and Licenses |
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– Software |
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– In-Process R&D |
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– Contracts |
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– Non-Compete Agreements |
| • Indefinite Life Intangible Asset & Goodwill
Impairment Testing – SFAB 142 |
| • Stock Options & Equity Based Compensation – SFAB
123R |
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– Stock Options |
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– Restricted Stock |
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– Profits Interests |
| • Stock Options Issuance – IRC 409A |
Financial Valuation Services, LC
For more information, please call:
512-476-8866
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