After completing this course, the learner should be able to:
- Define key terms common in business valuation
- Differentiate between the various types of credentials available to valuators
- Distinguish the various types of valuation methods
- Define the myriad types of engagements conducted by valuators and the reports they issue
- List the wide range of databases and sources utilized by professional valuators
- Understand the major growth spurt in international business valuation
- Highlight current events and happenings
Instructor bio
Education
- Pace University: Bachelor's of Business Administration, Public Accounting
- Manhattan College: MBA, Finance
- Florida Atlantic University: PhD, Public Administration (tax policy)
Teaching & Instruction
- Florida Atlantic University
- Becker
Organizations
Publications
- The Neverending Valuation Debate (page 24), Florida CPA Today
- Tax Fraud and Bankruptcy Dischargeability, The Tax Adviser
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