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RogerRossmeisl
APRIL 10, 2023
Fair market value is the appropriate standard of value in most business valuation assignments. Here’s an overview of what fair value is and how it differs from fair market value. Eyes on GAAP The terms “fair value” and “fair market value” are sometimes used interchangeably. For example, fair value.
Randal DeHart
APRIL 12, 2024
Stepping up your marketing game as a construction business owner is always a welcome topic in my client conversations. Often, a contractor will chat with me about the best way to promote their company, primarily because there is no one but him running it.
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Withum
MARCH 1, 2024
The new guidance applies to all public entities that are following Topic 280 Segment Reporting requirements already, and these entities must apply the new requirements retrospectively to all periods presented in their financial statements. For the purposes of this ASU, not-for-profit entities are excluded.
SMBAccountant
SEPTEMBER 24, 2022
Grassroots marketing can be a low-cost but effective way to gain a large amount of exposure to locally owned businesses or other specific audiences. Grassroots marketing involves narrowing the type of customer and making your business known to those customers you’re hoping to attain.
Speaker: Ryan McInerny, CAMS, FRM, MSBA - Principal, Product Strategy
With 20% of Americans owning cryptocurrencies, speaking "fluent crypto" in the financial sector ensures you are prepared to discuss growth and risk management strategies when the topic arises.
CPA Practice
SEPTEMBER 12, 2023
Take the questions your clients have been asking all year and cluster them into topics. Try to create three to five topics at most. I then looked at the 2023 article “ Top 8 challenges keeping small business owners up at night ,” by Becker’s ASC Review and found these topics. Think like your customer. View an example here.
Cherry Bekaert
OCTOBER 25, 2023
According to SAB 120, entities should consider whether observable market prices (e.g., whether the observable market prices do not reflect certain material nonpublic information known to the entity but unavailable to the public). incurred credit losses”). incurred credit losses”). incurred credit losses”). incurred credit losses”).
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