Double Dipping
In Seinfeld, when George Costanza double dips his chip while attending a wake, he is getting two servings of dip using just the one chip. This creates an unpleasant situation for others, as it’s “like putting your whole mouth right in the dip”. In divorce cases,...
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In divorce cases, one of the more difficult assets to divide in property division is an ownership interest in a closely held business. A professional business valuation should be obtained to value the subject company for equitable division purposes. A business...
read moreHow to get Tax Returns from the IRS
Tax returns are used for many purposes in addition to filing taxes. Tax returns are required for loan applications, professional license applications, business appraisals, divorce proceedings, and other situations where financial disclosures are required. Lenders and...
read moreWhen a Business Valuation is Not Possible
Sometimes situations arise where parties desire to have a business appraised but do not have sufficient financial records for the business valuator to perform a valuation. There are two levels of business valuations that have different professional standards and...
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For every business owner, having access to adequate funds to sustain and grow their business represents the lifeblood of the company. The Small Business Administration’s (SBA) 7(a) loan program gives entrepreneurs an opportunity to obtain financing in situations that...
read moreTax Deductions for Divorce Clients
Tax time is approaching and you may want to make your clients aware of some possible tax deductions related to legal fees. In general, the Internal Revenue Code allows a deduction (within limits) for reasonable and necessary expenses incurred in the production of...
read moreDouble Dipping
In Seinfeld, when George Costanza double dips his chip while attending a wake, he is getting two servings of dip using just the one chip. This creates an unpleasant situation for others, as it’s “like putting your whole mouth right in the dip”. In divorce cases,...
read moreBusiness Valuations – Understanding Normalizing Adjustments
In divorce cases, one of the more difficult assets to divide in property division is an ownership interest in a closely held business. A professional business valuation should be obtained to value the subject company for equitable division purposes. A business...
read moreHow to get Tax Returns from the IRS
Tax returns are used for many purposes in addition to filing taxes. Tax returns are required for loan applications, professional license applications, business appraisals, divorce proceedings, and other situations where financial disclosures are required. Lenders and...
read moreWhen a Business Valuation is Not Possible
Sometimes situations arise where parties desire to have a business appraised but do not have sufficient financial records for the business valuator to perform a valuation. There are two levels of business valuations that have different professional standards and...
read moreSBA 7(a) Loans – Requirements for Business Valuations
For every business owner, having access to adequate funds to sustain and grow their business represents the lifeblood of the company. The Small Business Administration’s (SBA) 7(a) loan program gives entrepreneurs an opportunity to obtain financing in situations that...
read moreTax Deductions for Divorce Clients
Tax time is approaching and you may want to make your clients aware of some possible tax deductions related to legal fees. In general, the Internal Revenue Code allows a deduction (within limits) for reasonable and necessary expenses incurred in the production of...
read more