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Item Title: LLVS Quarterly Newsletter: IRS Burden of Proof Does Not Obviate Errors in Taxpayer Valuation
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Lazar Lipton Valuation Services Newsletter





Lazar Lipton Valuation Services, LLC is pleased to offer Valuation Spotlight, our quarterly publication providing information and explanations of technical business appraisal issues to businesses and professionals. 

Articles in the current issue include:

  • Appraiser Provides Accurate Measure of Debt-Ridden CPA Firm in Divorce
  • Working with Appraisers to Solve Problems in Valuing The Very Small Business
  • Lack of Independent Business Valuation Affects Viability of Fraud Claims
  • Double-Dipping Rationale May Have Prompted Court To Prefer Asset Approach
  • Disputes Over Discounts Complicates Stock Valuation in Divorce

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