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Book Synopsis

The clarity and guidance valuation analysts have been thirsting for

The business appraisal community regularly names the valuation of pass-through entities as a major issue of concern. Courts, appraisers, and the IRS have long been at odds on the topic, and the contention within the appraisal community itself over methods and inputs further complicates the issue. Valuing Pass-Through Entities provides clarity for the analyst tasked with valuation, offering clear explanations of the different perspectives and approaches to the process.

Valuing Pass-Through Entities cuts through the chatter to:

  • Explain the advantages and limitations of different types of pass-through entities
  • Analyze the different viewpoints currently dividing the appraisal community
  • Gain a fresh perspective on landmark cases
  • Explain how to properly utilize a court-tested model
  • Examine detailed sensitivity analyses of differ

    Table of Contents

    Foreword xi

    Preface xiii

    Acknowledgments xv

    About the Author xvii

    CHAPTER 1 Introduction 1

    Definition of Value 2

    Beauty and Value 2

    Premise of Value 4

    Approaches to Value 5

    The PTE Conundrum 7

    CHAPTER 2 The History of Federal Statutory Tax Rates in Maximum Income Brackets and the Evolution of Different Forms of Business Entities 11

    Origins of the United States Internal Revenue Code 13

    Years 1913 Through 1938 14

    Years 1939 Through 1953 19

    Years 1954 Through 1985 22

    S Corporations 23

    Tax on Unreasonable Compensation 27

    General Utilities Doctrine 28

    Years 1986 Through 2013 29

    Limited Liability Companies 30

    Summary 32

    CHAPTER 3 Effective Federal Individual and Corporation Income Tax Rates 41

    Effective Federal Income Taxes on $10,000 of 2012 CPI Adjusted Taxable Income, 1913–2013 42

    Effective Federal Income Taxes on $100,000 of 2012 CPI Adjusted Taxable Income, 1913–2013 51

    Effective Federal Income Taxes on $1 Million of 2012 CPI Adjusted Taxable Income, 1913–2013 57

    Summary 67

    CHAPTER 4 Comparison of Different Entity Forms 71

    Business Life Cycle 71

    Benefits and Limitations of PTEs 75

    Financial Statements of C Corporations and PTEs 76

    PTE Status and Bank Financing 78

    Prevalence of PTEs 79

    Change in Form of Entity 81

    CHAPTER 5 Income Approach and Value to the Holder 85

    Value to the Holder versus Value to the Buyer 86

    Jurisdictional Issues 87

    Delaware Open MRI Radiology Associates, P.A. v. Howard B. Kessler 87

    Bernier v. Bernier 92

    Limitations of Delaware Open MRI and Bernier 93

    The Modified Delaware MRI Model 94

    Flexibility of the MDMM 98

    CHAPTER 6 Inputs to Modified Delaware MRI Model 101

    Normalized Pretax Income 101

    Entity-Level Income Taxes on Pass-Through Earnings 103

    Income Retained in the Business 104

    Effective Federal and State Income Tax Rates on Pass-Through Income 107

    Dividend Tax Rates 111

    Summary 121

    CHAPTER 7 Income Approach and Investment Value 123

    Measuring Investment Value 124

    Deal Structure 126

    CHAPTER 8 Income Approach and Fair Market Value 131

    Characteristics of FMV 131

    Determining FMV 134

    Example of Failing to Consider Floor and Ceiling Values 135

    CHAPTER 9 Fair Market Value Court Decisions 139

    Number of Federal Estate and Gift Tax Returns 140

    Gross v. Commissioner 141

    Estate of Heck v. Commissioner 145

    Wall v. Commissioner 146

    Estate of Adams v. Commissioner 149

    Robert Dallas v. Commissioner 151

    Gallagher v. Commissioner 153

    Analysis of Cases 154

    CHAPTER 10 The Market Approach 157

    Revenue Ruling 59–60 157

    Appraisal Standards Board Standards 159

    AICPA Statement on Standards for Valuation Services 160

    Guideline Public Company Method 161

    Guideline Public Company Method and PTE Value to the Holder 163

    Guideline Public Company Method and PTE Investment Value 168

    Guideline Public Company Method and PTE Fair Market Value 169

    Guideline TransactionsMethod 171

    CHAPTER 11 Individual State Income Taxes 175

    Statutory Individual State Income Tax Rates 175

    Effective Individual State Income Tax Rates 176

    CHAPTER 12 Discounts, Premiums, Bylaws, and State Laws 181

    PTE Agreements 181

    State Law 183

    Nevada Senate Bill 350 183

    CHAPTER 13 Valuing Complex PTE Ownership Interests 187

    Reasons for Complex Capital Structures 187

    Option-Pricing Method 188

    Example 1: Preferred-Member Units 190

    Example 2: Joint Venture 193

    Example 3: S Corporation with Unreasonable Officer/Stockholder Compensation 196

    Appendix A: Checklist 199

    Appendix B: Case Study: Bob's Cruises 215

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      Publisher: John Wiley & Sons Inc
      Publication Date: Publication Date: 28/11/2014
      ISBN13: 9781118848661, 978-1118848661
      ISBN10: 1118848667

      Description

      Book Synopsis

      The clarity and guidance valuation analysts have been thirsting for

      The business appraisal community regularly names the valuation of pass-through entities as a major issue of concern. Courts, appraisers, and the IRS have long been at odds on the topic, and the contention within the appraisal community itself over methods and inputs further complicates the issue. Valuing Pass-Through Entities provides clarity for the analyst tasked with valuation, offering clear explanations of the different perspectives and approaches to the process.

      Valuing Pass-Through Entities cuts through the chatter to:

      • Explain the advantages and limitations of different types of pass-through entities
      • Analyze the different viewpoints currently dividing the appraisal community
      • Gain a fresh perspective on landmark cases
      • Explain how to properly utilize a court-tested model
      • Examine detailed sensitivity analyses of differ

        Table of Contents

        Foreword xi

        Preface xiii

        Acknowledgments xv

        About the Author xvii

        CHAPTER 1 Introduction 1

        Definition of Value 2

        Beauty and Value 2

        Premise of Value 4

        Approaches to Value 5

        The PTE Conundrum 7

        CHAPTER 2 The History of Federal Statutory Tax Rates in Maximum Income Brackets and the Evolution of Different Forms of Business Entities 11

        Origins of the United States Internal Revenue Code 13

        Years 1913 Through 1938 14

        Years 1939 Through 1953 19

        Years 1954 Through 1985 22

        S Corporations 23

        Tax on Unreasonable Compensation 27

        General Utilities Doctrine 28

        Years 1986 Through 2013 29

        Limited Liability Companies 30

        Summary 32

        CHAPTER 3 Effective Federal Individual and Corporation Income Tax Rates 41

        Effective Federal Income Taxes on $10,000 of 2012 CPI Adjusted Taxable Income, 1913–2013 42

        Effective Federal Income Taxes on $100,000 of 2012 CPI Adjusted Taxable Income, 1913–2013 51

        Effective Federal Income Taxes on $1 Million of 2012 CPI Adjusted Taxable Income, 1913–2013 57

        Summary 67

        CHAPTER 4 Comparison of Different Entity Forms 71

        Business Life Cycle 71

        Benefits and Limitations of PTEs 75

        Financial Statements of C Corporations and PTEs 76

        PTE Status and Bank Financing 78

        Prevalence of PTEs 79

        Change in Form of Entity 81

        CHAPTER 5 Income Approach and Value to the Holder 85

        Value to the Holder versus Value to the Buyer 86

        Jurisdictional Issues 87

        Delaware Open MRI Radiology Associates, P.A. v. Howard B. Kessler 87

        Bernier v. Bernier 92

        Limitations of Delaware Open MRI and Bernier 93

        The Modified Delaware MRI Model 94

        Flexibility of the MDMM 98

        CHAPTER 6 Inputs to Modified Delaware MRI Model 101

        Normalized Pretax Income 101

        Entity-Level Income Taxes on Pass-Through Earnings 103

        Income Retained in the Business 104

        Effective Federal and State Income Tax Rates on Pass-Through Income 107

        Dividend Tax Rates 111

        Summary 121

        CHAPTER 7 Income Approach and Investment Value 123

        Measuring Investment Value 124

        Deal Structure 126

        CHAPTER 8 Income Approach and Fair Market Value 131

        Characteristics of FMV 131

        Determining FMV 134

        Example of Failing to Consider Floor and Ceiling Values 135

        CHAPTER 9 Fair Market Value Court Decisions 139

        Number of Federal Estate and Gift Tax Returns 140

        Gross v. Commissioner 141

        Estate of Heck v. Commissioner 145

        Wall v. Commissioner 146

        Estate of Adams v. Commissioner 149

        Robert Dallas v. Commissioner 151

        Gallagher v. Commissioner 153

        Analysis of Cases 154

        CHAPTER 10 The Market Approach 157

        Revenue Ruling 59–60 157

        Appraisal Standards Board Standards 159

        AICPA Statement on Standards for Valuation Services 160

        Guideline Public Company Method 161

        Guideline Public Company Method and PTE Value to the Holder 163

        Guideline Public Company Method and PTE Investment Value 168

        Guideline Public Company Method and PTE Fair Market Value 169

        Guideline TransactionsMethod 171

        CHAPTER 11 Individual State Income Taxes 175

        Statutory Individual State Income Tax Rates 175

        Effective Individual State Income Tax Rates 176

        CHAPTER 12 Discounts, Premiums, Bylaws, and State Laws 181

        PTE Agreements 181

        State Law 183

        Nevada Senate Bill 350 183

        CHAPTER 13 Valuing Complex PTE Ownership Interests 187

        Reasons for Complex Capital Structures 187

        Option-Pricing Method 188

        Example 1: Preferred-Member Units 190

        Example 2: Joint Venture 193

        Example 3: S Corporation with Unreasonable Officer/Stockholder Compensation 196

        Appendix A: Checklist 199

        Appendix B: Case Study: Bob's Cruises 215

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