5.01 Key Issues in Valuators’ Reports
There are some key, overriding issues in valuators’ reports that should be considered before getting into the details. These issues... View Article
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5.02: Purpose of Business Valuators’ Reports
The first thing that should be looked at when reviewing a valuator’s report is its purpose. The purpose of the... View Article
Read Article5.03: Valuation Dates in Valuators’ Reports
At the time a valuator’s report is requested, it is important to determine what valuation date is the most suitable.... View Article
Read Article5.04: Assumptions Used in Valuators’ Reports
Assumptions, whether based on instructions to the valuator or based on the valuator’s judgment, are important in that they help... View Article
Read Article5.05: Levels (or Scope) of Valuation Reports
There are three levels of valuation report recognised by the Canadian Institute of Chartered Business Valuators: Comprehensive Valuation Reports, Estimate... View Article
Read Article5.06: Limitations of Valuators’ Reports
Unless you are reading a comprehensive valuation report, you should be aware of the report’s limitations. There are many reasons... View Article
Read Article5.07: Restrictions On The Use Of Valuators’ Reports
When reading a business valuator’s report, it is important to recognize that the report was prepared for a specific purpose... View Article
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