By Keiter CPAs
VFS Partner and Senior Manager Discuss Impact of COVID-19 on Business Valuations at BVFLS Conference
Valuation and Forensic Services Partner Harold Martin, Jr. discusses the impact of COVID-19 on business valuations during the Business Valuation, Fraud and Litigation Services (BVFLS) virtual conference on September 16-17.
The discussion will include answers to the following questions and more:
- When was the economic impact of the Coronavirus pandemic known or knowable?
- Should you consider the event in a valuation as of Dec. 2019? What about January, February and March of 2020?
- How should you report the event?
- How should actual company results YTD 2020 impact a valuation as of March 31, 2020?
- Does the pandemic influence the selection of a valuation approach?
- What is the impact on growth rates, margins, etc.?
- Should you adjust the discount rate and, if so, how?
- Should you adjust DLOMs?
Learn more about the conference agenda and how to register.
About the Business Valuation, Fraud & Litigation Services Conference
Last year, BVWire attended the Business Valuation, Fraud & Litigation Services Conference sponsored by the Virginia Society of CPAs. This year’s event will be held solely online September 16-17, and it has another high-quality agenda of speakers and topics ranging from valuation reporting and courtroom communication to estate/gift tax laws and economic loss (and how COVID-19 is affecting these areas).
Additional Resources:
M&A Deal Trends: 1st Quarter 2020 Update
BVR Webinar: Key Impacts of COVID-19 on Valuation Issues
‘Thoughts and advice on valuations amid the COVID-19 crisis’
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