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Practical Share Valuation 5th Revised edition [Multiple-component retail product]

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  • Leidėjas: Bloomsbury Professional
  • ISBN-10: 1845922328
  • ISBN-13: 9781845922320
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  • Formatas: Multiple-component retail product, 560 pages, aukštis x plotis: 234x156 mm, Contains 1 Digital (delivered electronically) and 1 Paperback / softback
  • Išleidimo metai: 28-Feb-2009
  • Leidėjas: Bloomsbury Professional
  • ISBN-10: 1845922328
  • ISBN-13: 9781845922320
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Accurate share valuations made easy - this superb book shows you how! This in-depth user-friendly guide outlines the very latest accountancy procedures for assessing the worth of a company's shares. The KEY tax considerations, practical suggestions and tips, accountancy best practice guidelines - everything you need on this KEY subject is now available from this indispensable resource. Practical Share Valuation 5/ed is up-to-date with the latest legislative and tax developments including The Finance Act 2008, The Companies Act 2006, NEW case law affecting company law, coverage of the new Accounting Standards, plus essential information on fair value assurance. - Buying and selling shares - Compulsory acquisitions - Share distribution from a trust - Share incentive schemes - Shares as security on a loan - Stock Exchange and the Alternative Investment Market - De-mergers and management buy-outs - Claims for damages and illegal restrictive practices - Breach of warranties or indemnities - Transfer and issue of preference shares - Deemed disposal of shares under UK tax law Approach even the most complex valuation task with confidence - this superb book contains the information you'll need. This user-friendly book will enable you to value your clients' share worth with precision.
Preface v
Table of Statutes
xxiii
Table of Statutory Instruments
xxix
Table of EC Material
xxxi
Table of Cases
xxxiii
DIVISION A MAIN NARRATIVE
1(12)
Introduction
3(10)
Purpose of valuation
3(1)
Occasions for valuation
3(1)
Limited and unlimited companies
3(1)
Different classes of shares
4(1)
Ordinary shares
5(1)
Management shares
5(1)
Preferred ordinary shares
6(1)
Deferred ordinary shares
6(1)
Convertible securities
7(1)
Preference shares
7(1)
Participating preference shares
7(1)
No par value shares
7(1)
Appropriation of profit
8(1)
Loan capital
8(1)
Allotment of shares
9(1)
Purchase of own shares
10(1)
Basic valuation principles
10(1)
Valuation calculations
11(1)
Discount for lack of marketability
12(1)
PART 1 CASE LAW
13(220)
General principles
15(50)
Introduction
15(1)
Asset being valued - definition of a share and shareholding
15(5)
Memorandum and articles of association
20(3)
Rights under the articles - control
23(1)
Prejudicial conduct
24(18)
The date of valuation
42(4)
Just and equitable winding up
46(3)
Open market
49(4)
Special purchasers
53(5)
Prior sales
58(2)
Subsequent sales
60(3)
Non-arm's length sales. Agreements with HMRC
63(1)
Valuation for foreign fiscal purposes
64(1)
Open market value
65(30)
Hypothetical sales
65(1)
Transferee to stand in transferor's shoes - restrictions on transfer
65(2)
Shareholders' agreements
67(1)
Legal fiction
68(1)
Costs
69(1)
Sub-division
70(1)
Consolidation
71(1)
Subsequent events
72(7)
Value fixed by the articles of association
79(4)
Restrictions on transfer
83(1)
Willing seller
84(2)
Willing buyer
86(1)
Time of hypothetical sale
87(1)
Adjustments to accounts
87(4)
Sale at undervalue
91(1)
Warranties
91(1)
Sale proceeds
92(1)
Reviewing the Situation
92(3)
Fair value
95(38)
Valuation in accordance with an agreement
95(2)
Valuer's mistake
97(2)
Valuer's explanations
99(3)
Fair value
102(9)
Valuer's liability
111(12)
A Arenson Limited
113(10)
Par value
123(1)
Law Commission Report on Shareholder Remedies
124(1)
Fraud
124(3)
Fairness Opinions
127(1)
Purpose of the opinion
128(1)
Valuation basis
128(1)
Fair Value for Financial Reporting Purposes
129(1)
Introduction
129(1)
Fair Values at Transaction Dates
129(1)
Revaluation of certain assets to fair value subsequent to initial recognition
130(1)
Use of fair values in impairment tests of assets
131(2)
Relevant factors
133(30)
Factors in valuation
133(1)
General economic and political situation
133(2)
State of the industry
135(3)
Profit records
138(9)
Dividend record
147(5)
Directors
152(1)
Liquid resources
153(1)
Gearing
153(1)
Contingent liabilities and taxation provisions
154(5)
Asset base
159(3)
Customers and suppliers
162(1)
Sales negotiations
162
Turnover
161(1)
Contingent liabilities and taxation provisions
161(2)
The required yield
163(12)
Comparison with quoted shares
163(5)
Comparison with other investments
168(2)
Real sales
170(2)
Possible flotation
172(1)
Take-over bids
173(2)
Asset related valuations
175(28)
Break-up value
175(1)
Asset stripper's profit
176(1)
Goodwill
177(9)
Valuation on Termination of an Agency
186(1)
Accounting for goodwill and other intangible assets
187(1)
Accounting for purchased goodwill and intangible assets in accordance with IFRS
187(1)
Accounting for goodwill and intangible assets in accordance with UK GAAP
188(2)
Investment holding companies
190(2)
Asset values
192(5)
Property companies
197(2)
Farming companies
199(1)
Investments
200(1)
Asset-rich trading companies
200(1)
Provision for taxation
201(1)
Break-up costs
202(1)
The foreign influence
203(30)
Introduction
203(1)
American case law
203(1)
Capitalised future earnings
203(1)
Loss-making business
204(1)
Going concern basis
204(1)
Capitalisation factor
204(1)
Minority interest
205(1)
Valuation in practice
206(1)
Investment companies
206(1)
Investment company - minority interest
206(1)
Subsequent flotations
207(1)
Shares of different classes
207(2)
Personal goodwill
209(1)
Price adjustment clauses
209(1)
Discount for non-marketability
209(1)
Canadian case law - fair market value
209(1)
Fair value
210(1)
Insider knowledge
210(1)
Personal goodwill
210(1)
Special purchaser
210(1)
Chairman's casting vote
211(1)
Shareholders' agreement
211(1)
Price adjustment clauses
211(1)
Australian case law - general principles
211(1)
Hindsight
212(1)
Willing buyer and willing seller
212(1)
Personal goodwill
213(1)
New Zealand case law - market value
214(1)
Discounted cash flow
214(1)
Asset basis
214(1)
Control holdings
214(1)
Directors' fiduciary duties
215(1)
Earnings basis
216(1)
Damages and hindsight
216(1)
Management shares
217(1)
Divorce valuation
217(1)
Personal goodwill
218(1)
Valuation of unquoted shares in India
218(1)
General principles
219(1)
Going concern basis
220(1)
Earnings basis
220(2)
Break-up value basis
222(1)
Republic of Ireland
222(2)
Size of Shareholding
223(1)
Majority Shareholding/Influential Minority Shareholding
223(1)
Minority Shareholding
224(1)
The European approach
224(1)
Belgium
224(1)
Denmark
224(1)
France
225(1)
Germany
226(1)
Italy
227(1)
The Netherlands
227(1)
Portugal
228(1)
Spain
229(1)
Norway
229(1)
Sweden
230(1)
Switzerland
230(1)
Malta
230(1)
The Far East - Japan
230(2)
Taiwan
232(1)
PART 2 STATUTE LAW
233(50)
Capital gains tax, corporation tax on chargeable gains, stamp duty, stamp duty land tax and income tax
235(34)
Introduction
235(1)
Valuation provisions
235(1)
Information available
236(5)
Series of transactions
241(1)
Statement of Practice 5/89-31 March 1982, re-basing
242(1)
Extra Statutory Concession D34 (issued on 20 May 1989)
243(1)
Extra Statutory Concession D44 (Issued on 16 March 1993)-31 March 1982, re-basing
243(1)
Non-arm's length transfers
244(1)
Trust distributions
245(1)
Termination of life interest
245(1)
Bare sales
246(1)
Reorganisations
246(1)
Company leaving a group
247(1)
Negligible value
247(1)
Liquidation part disposals - Statement of Practice D3
248(1)
Connected persons
248(2)
Holdover relief
250(1)
31 March 1982 - re-basing
250(1)
Indexation
251(1)
Re-basing at 6 April 1965
251(1)
Anti-avoidance
252(1)
Taper relief
252(1)
Appeals
252(1)
Alternative Investment Market
252(1)
Lynall, transitional rules
252(1)
Deaths between 6 April 1965 and 30 March 1975
253(1)
Death after 30 March 1975
253(1)
Valuation costs
254(1)
Stamp Duty
254(1)
General
254(1)
Special provisions
255(1)
Income Tax
255(1)
Introduction
255(1)
Employee's shares
256(1)
Employee shares under ITEPA 2003
256(1)
Restricted securities
257(1)
Acquisitions and disposals not at market value
258(1)
`Section 431' elections
259(1)
Post-acquisition benefits
259(1)
Convertible securities
259(1)
`Spin-out' companies
260(1)
Form 42
260(1)
Share option and acquisition schemes
260(1)
Reform and anti-avoidance
261(1)
Approved company share option schemes (CSOP)
261(1)
Share Incentive Plans (SIP)
261(2)
Enterprise Management Incentive Scheme (EMI)
263(2)
Unapproved schemes: options and shares acquired at less than their value
265(1)
Conditional acquistions of shares and convertible shares-pre FA 2003
265(1)
Save as you earn share option schemes
265(1)
Trading receipts
265(2)
Pre-owned Assets
267(2)
Inheritance tax
269(14)
The scope of the tax
269(1)
The basic rules
269(1)
Related property
270(1)
Associated operations
270(2)
Valuation rules
272(1)
Close companies
272(2)
Control
274(1)
Payment by instalments
274(1)
Business property relief
274(1)
Agricultural property relief
275(1)
Transfer on death
276(1)
Lotting
276(1)
Surviving spouse exemption
276(1)
Effect of death
277(1)
Interests in possession and reversions
277(1)
Lifetime transfers
278(1)
Grossing up
279(1)
Relevant Property Settlements
279(1)
Distributions
279(1)
Rate of tax on distributions
280(1)
Ten-yearly charge (`the principal charge')
280(1)
Added property
281(1)
Charges between ten-year anniversaries
281(1)
Relevant property settlements made before 27 March 1974
281(1)
Pre-owned Assets tax
282(1)
PART 3 VALUATION IN PRACTICE
283(170)
Methods of analysis
285(20)
Introduction
285(2)
Loss-making companies
287(1)
Earnings yield
287(2)
Earnings per share
289(1)
The capitalisation factor for earnings
289(1)
Dividend yield
289(3)
Notional dividends
292(1)
Cover
293(1)
Apportionment of income
294(1)
National Insurance contributions
294(1)
Definition of earnings
295(1)
Gross basis
295(1)
Nil basis
295(1)
Net basis
295(1)
Price/earnings ratio
296(1)
Weighting
297(1)
Trend line analysis
298(1)
Special rights
299(1)
Arriving at the value
300(1)
Preference shares
301(1)
Debentures
301(1)
Valuations of fixed interest securities
302(3)
The influence of the Stock Exchange
305(16)
Introduction
305(1)
The marketplace
305(1)
Main features of the Financial Services and Markets Act
305(1)
Recognised investment exchanges
306(1)
The history of the Stock Exchange
307(1)
Trading Mechanisms
307(1)
Leading stock markets by capitalisation
308(1)
Official List of the Stock Exchange
308(1)
Application for listing
309(1)
Methods open to applicants without equity shares already listed
310(1)
Offer for sale or subscription
310(1)
Placing
311(1)
Intermediaries offer
311(1)
Introduction
311(1)
Normal market size
311(1)
Indices
311(1)
Derivatives
312(1)
Traded options
312(1)
Futures
313(1)
Share analysis
313(1)
Acquiring an interest
313(1)
Disclosure of information
314(1)
Asset values
314(1)
Market movements generally
315(1)
UK market
315(1)
Futures
316(1)
Branded products
317(1)
Patent products
317(1)
Contract awards or cancellations
317(1)
Company announcements
317(1)
Research, downgrades or upgrades
318(1)
Take-over bids
318(1)
Stake building
318(1)
Large or significant shareholdings
318(1)
Rights issues
319(1)
Press comment
319(1)
The effects of the economic cycle
319(1)
Overseas earnings
319(1)
Quality of earnings
320(1)
Summary
320(1)
Discounted cash flow and other methods of valuation
321(12)
Discounted cash flow (DCF)
321(1)
Constituents Of A Discounted Cash Flow Valuation
321(1)
Future cash flows
321(1)
Discount rate
322(1)
Weighted average cost of capital (`WACC')
323(1)
Net present value calculation
324(1)
Residual value
325(1)
Value
325(1)
Disadvantages of DCF
325(1)
Enterprise Value and Equity Value
326(1)
Brands
327(1)
Brand valuation
327(1)
What is meant by the term `brand'?
327(1)
Income based valuation approach
328(1)
Market-based valuation approach
328(1)
The Interbrand method
328(1)
Earnings from the brand
329(1)
Strength of the brand
329(1)
Calculation of value
330(1)
The relief from royalty method
330(1)
Royalty rate
330(1)
Calculation of value
331(1)
Summary
331(2)
The real market for shares and valuation for specific purposes
333(10)
Finding a buyer
333(1)
Private Equity and Venture capital
333(2)
Valuation Principles
334(1)
Earnings Multiple
334(1)
Price of recent investment
334(1)
Net assets
334(1)
Plus
335(1)
Enterprise Investment Scheme
335(1)
Alternative Investment Market
335(1)
Full listing
336(1)
Valuation for specific purposes
337(1)
Management Buy-outs/Buy-ins
337(1)
De-mergers
337(1)
Receiverships and liquidations
338(1)
Estate planning
338(1)
Company buying own shares
338(1)
Administration
339(1)
Take-overs
340(1)
Nationalisation
341(1)
CA 2006, ss 593-597 (CA 1985, ss 103-108)
341(1)
Breakdown of Marriage
341(2)
Published data
343(8)
Share Indices
343(1)
The Importance of published information
343(1)
The FT30 Index
343(1)
Financial Times Stock Exchange Indices (`FTSE')
344(1)
Financial Times Actuaries Share Indices
344(1)
Basis of compilation of the FT Actuaries Indices
344(1)
Share Prices
344(1)
Financial Times London Share Service
344(1)
Stock Exchange Daily Official List (``SEDOL'')
345(1)
BDO Stoy Hayward Private Company Price Index/Private Equity Price Index (PCPI/PEPI)
346(1)
Tracing Comparable Companies
346(1)
A standard industrial classification
346(1)
Trade directories and magazines
347(1)
Trade journals
347(1)
Trade associations
347(1)
Special reports
347(1)
Company sources
348(1)
Other On-line databases
348(1)
Cuttings services
348(1)
Stock Exchange Daily Official List and Financial Times London Share Service
348(1)
Industry ratios
349(1)
London Business School Risk Measurement Service
349(1)
Reuters and Datastream
349(1)
Company accounts
350(1)
Accounts of unquoted companies
350(1)
Unpublished information and company records
351(12)
Company data
351(1)
Memorandum and articles of association and shareholders' agreements
351(1)
Annual accounts
351(1)
Interim accounts
352(1)
Budgets
352(1)
Corporation tax return
352(1)
Other tax returns
353(1)
Management accounts
353(1)
Stock lists
353(1)
Aged list of debtors
353(1)
Aged list of creditors
353(1)
Property register
354(1)
Plant register
354(1)
Dividend payments
354(1)
Director's remuneration
354(1)
Management personnel
355(1)
Employees
355(1)
Pension scheme
355(1)
Order backlog
355(1)
List of customers
356(1)
List of suppliers
356(1)
Insurance records
356(1)
Professional valuations
356(1)
Contractual obligations
357(1)
Contingent liabilities
357(1)
Contingent assets
357(1)
Brochures and catalogues
358(1)
Trade associations
358(1)
Company history
358(1)
Company visit
358(1)
Auditors
359(1)
Solicitors
359(1)
Bankers
359(1)
Third parties
359(1)
Accounting ratios
359(1)
Percentages
359(1)
The credit ratio
360(1)
The debtor ratio
360(1)
Rate of turnover
360(1)
Working capital
360(1)
The return on capital
360(1)
Current ratio
361(1)
Liquid asset ratio (acid test ratio)
361(1)
Cash ratio
361(1)
Dividend cover and fixed interest charges cover
361(1)
Earnings per share
361(2)
Valuation of intellectual property and other intangibles
363(18)
Introduction
365(1)
Market value
365(1)
Evidence of market value
366(1)
Transfer pricing
367(3)
OECD Guidelines for multinational enterprises and tax administrations
370(1)
Transaction based methods
370(1)
Comparable uncontrolled prices (CUP)
370(1)
Resale price
371(1)
Cost plus
371(1)
Profit methods
372(1)
Arm's length range
373(1)
Intangible rights
373(1)
Royalty comparisons in practice
374(1)
HMRC Transfer Pricing practice
375(6)
HMRC Shares and Assets Valuation Section
381(18)
Background
381(1)
Organisation
381(1)
Staffing
382(1)
Initial processing
382(1)
Shares and Assets Valuation file
383(1)
Information Gathering Units
383(1)
Request for information
383(1)
Initial acceptance
384(1)
The Shares Valuation Manual (SVM)
384(1)
Small minority holdings
384(1)
Influential minority holdings
385(1)
50% holding
385(1)
Majority holdings
386(2)
Break-up value
388(1)
Hamilton Baynes' basis
388(1)
Yields acceptable to SAV
389(1)
Yields acceptable to the taxpayer
390(1)
Adjustments to accounts
390(1)
The Shares Valuation and Assets tolerance
391(1)
Imminent disposal
391(1)
31 March 1982
391(2)
6 April 1965
393(1)
Comparison with quoted companies
393(1)
Investment companies
394(1)
Other classes of company
395(1)
Negotiations with Shares and Assets Valuation
396(1)
Appeals
397(2)
Valuation reports
399(8)
Introduction
399(1)
Addressee
399(1)
Identification
399(1)
Basis of valuation
400(1)
Capital structure
400(1)
Definition of rights
400(1)
Sources of information
400(1)
Valuation approach
400(1)
Conclusion
400(1)
The reasoning behind the valuation
401(1)
General economic conditions
401(1)
Outlook for the industry
401(1)
Company history
402(1)
Management
402(1)
Work force
403(1)
Financial Information
403(1)
Annual accounts
403(1)
Assets
403(1)
Properties
403(1)
Profit forecasts
404(1)
Capital commitments
404(1)
Order book
404(1)
Insurance
404(1)
Intangible assets
404(1)
Contingent liabilities
405(1)
Accounting ratios
405(1)
Comparisons
405(1)
Valuation
406(1)
Share and Share Option Valuations for Financial Reporting Purposes
407(14)
Introduction
407(1)
Terminology
407(1)
Fair value
408(1)
Grant date
408(1)
Vesting conditions
408(1)
Vesting period
408(1)
Market and non-market conditions
408(1)
Non-vesting conditions
409(1)
Requirements of modified grant date approach
409(1)
Determination Of Modified Fair Value At Grant Date
409(1)
Awards of shares without market conditions
409(1)
Awards of shares with market conditions
410(1)
Monte Carlo simulation
411(1)
Awards of share options without market conditions
411(1)
Employee options
412(1)
Factors to consider
413(1)
Grant date fair value of the option
413(1)
Exercise price of the option
413(1)
Life of the option
413(1)
Expected risk-free rate of return over the life of option
414(1)
Expected volatility of underlying share price over life of option
414(1)
Expected dividends over the life of the option
415(1)
Option pricing models - Black-Scholes
415(1)
Option pricing models - Binomial model
416(2)
Option pricing models - Comparison
418(1)
Awards of share options with market conditions
419(1)
Simple example of Black-Scholes application
419(2)
Intangible Asset Valuations under International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS)
421(12)
Introduction
421(1)
Terminology
421(1)
Determination of the fair value of an intangible asset following an acquisition
422(1)
International Valuation Standards Committee
423(1)
Market, income and cost approaches
423(1)
Market transactions method of valuation
423(1)
Income approach to valuation
424(1)
Relief-from-royalty method
424(1)
Excess earnings method
425(1)
Premium profits method
426(1)
Replacement cost method
426(1)
The tax amortisation benefit
427(1)
Performance of impairment tests on the carrying values of goodwill and intangible assets
427(1)
Testing for impairment by reference to fair value less costs to sell
428(1)
Testing for impairment by reference to value in use
429(3)
Impairment test disclosures
432(1)
Valuation in Matrimonial Proceedings
433(20)
Valuation Principles
433(1)
Fairness
434(1)
Valuation in the Context of the Overall Settlement
435(2)
Shares Held in Trust
437(1)
Quoted Shares and Options over Quoted Shares
438(2)
Taxation: The Powers of the Court
440(1)
Valuation of a Company in a Start-Up Phase
441(1)
Use of the Private Company Price Index
441(2)
Transfer of Shareholding
443(1)
Single Joint Expert
443(1)
Court's Resolution of Differences Between Experts
444(2)
Basis of Valuation
446(1)
Quasi Partnership
447(1)
Expenditure on Experts
448(2)
Date of Valuation and Other Practical Issues
450(3)
DIVISION B VALUATION EXAMPLES
453(2)
Example 1 Mock valuation report in Re Lynall, Lynall v IRC
455(8)
Capitalisation of dividends
460(1)
Capitalisation of earnings
460(1)
Asset value
460(3)
Example 2 Mock valuation report in Re Holt
463(12)
Capitalisation of dividends
468(1)
Capitalisation of earnings
468(1)
Asset value
468(1)
Summary
469(1)
John Holt & Co (Liverpool) Ltd Years ended 30 September
469(1)
John Holt & Co Ltd Consolidated balance sheet at 30 September
470(1)
John Holt & Co (Liverpool) Ltd and subsidiary companies Profit and loss account for years ending 30 September
471(1)
Note on the accounts of the holding company and its subsidiaries at 30 September 1948
472(3)
Example 3 Sparkco Ltd - fair value
475(6)
Example 4 Diplodocus Ltd - valuation of deferred shares at 13 April 1998
481(3)
Example 5 Salamander Marketing Consultants Ltd - valuation of shares for tax purposes
484(11)
DIVISION C
495(2)
Appendix A Financial Times Actuaries Share Indices
497(15)
Appendix B Financial Times Actuaries Equity Indices - at 31 March 1982
512(2)
Appendix C Financial Times Actuaries Share Indices and their constituents
514(35)
Appendix D Relevant estate duty and other obsolete legislation (see 9.01)
549(6)
Estate Duty
549(1)
FA 1894 s 7(5)
549(1)
F (1909-10)A 1910 s 60(2)
549(1)
FA 1940 s 55
549(1)
FA 1954 s 28
550(2)
FA 1960 s 66
552(1)
F(1909-10)A 1910 s 25 (re obsolete duties on land values)
553(2)
Appendix E United States of America Internal Revenue Service Rulings
555(25)
Revenue Ruling 59-60
555(1)
Purpose
555(1)
Background and definitions
555(1)
Approach to valuation
555(1)
Factors to consider
556(4)
Weight to be accorded various factors
560(1)
Capitalisation rates
560(1)
Average of factors
561(1)
Restrictive agreements
561(1)
Revenue Ruling 65-193
561(1)
Revenue Ruling 68-609
562(1)
Revenue Ruling 77-287
563(1)
Purpose
563(1)
Nature of the problem
563(1)
Background and definitions
563(1)
Securities industry practice in valuing restricted securities
564(2)
Facts and circumstances material to valuation of restricted securities
566(1)
Weighing facts and circumstances material to restricted stock valuation
567(1)
Revenue Ruling 80-213 ``Stapled,'' ``paired,'' or ``back-to-back'' stock; valuation
568(1)
Section 301.---distributions of property, 26 cfr 1.301-1: rules applicable with respect to distribution of money and other property
568(1)
Purpose
568(1)
Background
568(1)
Nature of the problem
569(1)
Valuation considerations
569(1)
Effect on other documents
570(1)
Revenue Ruling 83-120
570(1)
Valuation; stock; closely held business
570(1)
Section 2512 - valuation of gifts, 26 cfr 25.2512-2: stocks and bonds
570(1)
Purpose
571(1)
Background
571(1)
General approach to valuation
571(1)
Approach to valuation-preferred stock
572(1)
Approach to valuation - common stock
573(1)
Effect on other revenue rulings
574(1)
Revenue Ruling 93-12
574(1)
Valuation; stock; intrafamily transfers; minority discounts
574(1)
26 CFR 25.2512-1: Valuation of property; in general
574(1)
Issue
574(1)
Facts
574(1)
Law and analysis
574(1)
Holding
575(1)
Effect on other documents
575(1)
Revenue Procedure 98-34
575(1)
Purpose
575(2)
Background
Application
577(3)
Appendix F RICS Valuation Standards
580(8)
RICS Valuation Standards
580(1)
PS3 Basis of value
580(1)
Basis of value
580(1)
The member must determine the basis of value that is appropriate for every valuation to be reported
580(1)
Market Value
581(3)
Valuations based on Market Value (MV) shall adopt the definition, and the conceptual framework, settled by the International Valuation Standards Committee
581(3)
Market Rent
584(1)
Valuations based on Market rent (MR) shall adopt the definition settled by the International Valuation Standards Committee
584(1)
Worth and investment value
585(1)
Valuations based on worth, or investment value shall adopt the definition settled by the International Valuation Standards Committee:
585(1)
Fair value
586(2)
Valuations based on fair value shall adopt the definition settled by the International Valuation Standards Committee
586(2)
Appendix G Parry's Valuation Tables - Present value of one pound
588(18)
Appendix H Parry's Valuation Tables - Years' purchase or present value of one pound
606(11)
Index 617
Nigel Eastaway, Ian Richards and Jacquelyn Kimber of BDO Stoy Hayward