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August 19, 2013

Throwing Darts at the S Corporation Tax Affecting Valuation Dartboard—After Years of Tax Court Abuse, Do we Finally Know How to Hit a Bull’s-eye?

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In valuing minority interests in C corporations, appraisers will typically start with a variable related to earnings on an after tax basis. C corporations pay tax at the entity level.

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