Posts by Dan Branch
Business Valuations Important Credentials
Credentials to look for when considering a Business Valuation Expert.
Read MoreBusiness Valuations Income Approach
Business Valuations Income Approach Hey everybody Dan Branch here for another episode of behind the numbers with IAG Forensics & Valuation. Today I wanted to talk a little more detail about the income approach and what that approach is in terms of business valuations. With a Business Valuation you’re trying to determine the value of…
Read MoreBusiness Valuations Asset Approach
Business Valuations Asset Approach Hey there Dan Branch back with another episode of behind the numbers. Today I’m going to go in a little more detail about the Business Valuations Asset Approach which is one of the three main approaches in valuing a business. The Business Valuations Asset Approach is when you look at the…
Read MoreBusiness Valuations Market Approach
Business Valuations Market Approach Hey everybody Dan Branch with IAG Forensics & Valuation here with another episode of behind the numbers. Today I wanted to talk a little bit about the Business Valuations Market Approach and go into more detail about that approach to valuing a company. The Market Approach is kind of similar to…
Read MoreBusiness Valuations: Important Credentials
Credentials to look for when considering a Business Valuation Expert Hey there, Dan Branch back with another episode of behind the numbers. Today I wanted to go a little bit into depth about the Business Valuations Important Credentials so that you’re a little more familiar with the nomenclature that you may hear when you’re looking…
Read More3 Types Of Business Valuations
In this segment of Behind The Numbers, Dan Branch explains in brief the 3 Types Of Business Valuations. Watch for the other 3 videos in this series as he explains the 3 methods in greater detail. Hey there Dan Branch with IAG Forensics and Valuation. We’re a forensic accounting firm which means we work with…
Read MoreHot Tax Tip — HELOC (Home Equity Line of Credit)
Under the new tax laws (which went into effect in 2018), interest paid on home equity line of credit (HELOC) funds is only deductible if the HELOC funds are used to buy, build or substantially improve the taxpayer’s home that secures the HELOC. As such, if you use HELOC funds to pay for tuition,…
Read MoreTax Hot Tip — 529 Accounts
As a reminder for tax preparation and planning, these popular college related accounts are now more flexible! Under previous tax treatment, the distributions were allowed only for qualified higher education (i.e., college). Under the new tax treatment, distributions of up to $10,000 per student are also allowed for tuition at public, private, or religious elementary…
Read MoreTax Hot Tip — Alimony Tax Treatment
As a reminder, the tax treatment of alimony has changed beginning in 2019. If you or your clients pay or receive alimony under the old tax laws (i.e., the divorce agreement was entered into before midnight of 12/31/2018)*: The payer will continue to deduct alimony amounts paid. The receiver will continue to pay tax…
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