why fair market value can’t always be used.
by ed mendlowitz
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there are many ways and purposes for valuing a privately owned business. there is no one “right” way. an appropriate method should be determined depending upon the reason and use for the valuation. here are explanations of some of the most used methods.
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fair market value
many people refer to a business’ value as its “fair market value” but this is generally a misused term. its derivation is from a 1959 irs revenue ruling that specifically addresses valuations for gift and estate tax purposes and does not necessarily provide a reasonable valuation for other uses.