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The BEACo Brief - October 2020

Posted by BEACo on October 18, 2020

We discuss business valuations prepared for estate planning and estate taxes, now within the COVID-19 pandemic era.


The BEACo Brief - July 2020

Posted by BEACo on July 15, 2020

To gauge values and risk, we conducted telephone interviews with three local well-qualified real property appraisers with whom we work, and asked about property values at this stage in the pandemic. Their responses are briefly summarized here...


The BEACo Brief - June 2020

Posted by BEACo on June 15, 2020

The Fair Market Value of businesses will vary as general economic conditions change from "normal" to "depression". The change is reflected by the degree of optimism or pessimism of the investing public, as it regards the future of the business at the date of appraisal.


Valuation of Distressed Businesses and Real Property in the COVID-19 Crisis

Posted by BEACo on May 28, 2020

The Fair Market Value of many businesses and real properties have been detrimentally affected by the Coronaviris pandemic. This article addresses significant points in the business valuation and appraisal process.


Appraised Values Affected by the COVID19 Pandemic

Posted by BEACo on May 21, 2020

Valuation Of Distressed Businesses and Real Properties in the COVID-19 Era webinar at the San Fernando Valley Bar Association by Business Enterprise Appraisal Company President Mr. Larry Grant.


COVID19 Business Interruption Claims Are Being Ignored By Insurance Companies

Posted by BEACo on April 29, 2020

Insurance companies are ignoring owners' claims for loss of income under their business interruption insurance policy claims, since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic. Here's what you need to do.


Factors considered when determining the Value of a Business

Posted by BEACo on March 1, 2020

What are the factors to consider when determining the Value of a Business? Business Enterprise Appraisal Company provides some initial points to consider.


Do I Need An Appraisal For My Estate?

Posted by BEACo on November 20, 2019

Estate planning is an important cog in the wheel of your overall financial planning efforts. As such, an appraisal of your estate is incredibly helpful for providing valuations for gifting and estate planning.


Investment/Rental Properties Valued and Divided in a Divorce: Where do you go from here?

Posted by BEACo on July 25, 2019

In the course of a divorce, there are numerous assets on the table that will require proper valuation and division, so that each party is awarded their appropriate share. In Southern California and elsewhere, there are generally two approaches to dividing property in the event of a divorce.


Why Do I Need A Business Valuation For My Southern California Business?

Posted by BEACo on February 26, 2019

If you own a business in Southern California, you'll definitely need to have a business evaluation conducted before deciding to sell your business. However, that's not the only reason it is smart to have your Los Angeles area business valued by a business valuation expert.


Business Valuation Case Study: Form 706 Estate Tax Return filing

Posted by BEACo on March 16, 2018

We recently valued a corporation for the filing of Form 706, U.S. Estate Tax Return, whose primary business activity and profitability had eroded over the years.


An Estate Planning Overview January 2017

Posted by BEACo on January 19, 2017

For well over a year, the appraisal and estate planning communities anticipated that the IRS would introduce proposed changes to Section 2704 of its Code. The changes we assumed would address unreasonably high valuation discounts to interests in family limited partnerships holding marketable securities - formed solely for the alleged avoidance of paying taxes.